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test: reduce workers for jest in CI #277

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@codeincontext codeincontext commented Oct 28, 2024

We updated the test script in package.json, but it turns out that the github workflow for testing calls turbo directly

This brings individual test file times down from ~40s to ~5s, as we don't have 3 jest processes each using the maximum available cores

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stats  14 tests across 13 suites
duration  1 minute, 38 seconds
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@codeincontext codeincontext merged commit 290855b into main Oct 29, 2024
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