Main runs 40935337099, 40938407252 and 40941240624 (dd247e3) took at most
7m24s, 7m31s and 7m32s (Windows), so the limit is ceil(1.5 x 7m32s) + 3 =
15 min, down from 27. The tooling test recomputes the limit from the
measurements written above jobs:.
* test: list the slowest tests on request and stop waiting 30 s on a held WAL (#487)
PM_TEST_SLOWEST=N makes tests/run_suite.py list the N slowest tests.
Three history tests restored while their own read held a snapshot, so
each publish sat out the 30 s WAL-truncate wait; they now use a short wait.
Temporary diagnostics for the Windows timings ride along in this commit.
* test(lora): check Windows folder rules without asking the network (#487)
On Windows ntpath.realpath looks up \\server\share and waited about 2.8 s
per test for a host that does not exist. The guard tests now use the
lexical NT path rules, which is what they already ran on Linux and macOS.
* ci(portability): keep Windows test files on the work disk (#487)
The Windows runner's TEMP is on C:, where a flush took about 6 ms and a test
database's create-to-delete about 111 ms; on D: the same took 0.5 ms and
23 ms. The job now points TEMP/TMP at RUNNER_TEMP and lists the 40 slowest
tests. The fake HTTPS handlers get a TLS context that reads no certificate
store, and the missing-share tests name localhost instead of an unknown
server. The temporary diagnostics are removed.
* ci(portability): spell the Windows test TEMP by its short name (#487)
The runner's own TEMP was C:\Users\RUNNER~1\..., so tests met 8.3 short
names in every temp path. The folder on D: keeps that when the disk has
short names, and the step logs which spelling it got. TESTING.md notes
that the slowest list is not printed when a job is cancelled.
* ci(portability): switch on 8.3 names for the Windows test TEMP (#487)
D: made no short names (run 40922502209 logged the long spelling), so
the step now switches them on for D: before it creates the folder, and
warns when the folder still has no short name.
* ci: run the full matrix once per PR, in the merge queue (#420)
Pull requests now run a fast subset: Python 3.12 on ubuntu-latest, the
coverage gate, black/flake8, frontend modules, bandit and the Chromium/touch
frontend coverage shards plus merge. The merge queue, pushes to main and
manual runs keep the full matrix: Linux/Windows/macOS x Python 3.12-3.14,
real ComfyUI compatibility and the Firefox/WebKit page workflows.
A dropped matrix leg never reports a check, so the new required "all tests"
gate requires every test.yml job to succeed outside pull requests and real
ComfyUI to be skipped only on pull requests; viewerjs does the same for the
browser shards. branch-protection.json drops the eight legs a pull request
no longer runs and adds "all tests".
* docs(ci): ruleset edit keeps every rule and integration id; find merge-queue runs
* ci: move Windows and macOS out of the blocking path (#420)
The maintainer deferred Windows and macOS to the end of the redesign.
The merge queue now runs Linux on Python 3.12-3.14, real ComfyUI, the
frontend coverage shards and the Firefox/WebKit page workflows; pull
requests keep the Linux 3.12 subset. The six Windows/macOS legs move to
the new portability.yml, which runs on push to main, nightly and on
demand, keeps the 27-minute limit and is never a required check. Red
runs there are fixed at their cause before the cutover (#334).
* docs(ci): required checks live in the ruleset and the classic protection (#420)
Vito