Update CI pipeline so repeated commits don't cause concurrent tests #850
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Good stuff, thank you @arosen93 ! I will be making use of repo-review 😄 |
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I updated the CI pipeline such that if multiple commits have been made in relatively quick succession, the prior commit's in progress tests will be cancelled. Since the maggma tests take a fair bit of time, this is a nice convenience feature in my opinion.
I also updated the classifier for the production status to "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable" and added a missing
srcline in theruffspec forpyproject.toml.Note: I first learned about this from
repo-reviewand have been using it for all my projects. You might be interested in some of the items flagged for maggma, although a fair number of them are quite subjective.