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Berenguer Blasi commented on CASSANDRA-18750:
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I see your failed run due to the 1h limit has an extra step adding SSH that
says it took 59m 59s, weird. Also that workflow only has a single junit job. If
you look at timing though all nodes report below the 1h limit, all around 50m.
I suspect you rerun with ssh instead of starting the job anew and that incurs
into some bug.
You could use the 'separate' workflow and run the junits alone. You won't waste
resources and get a faster turnaround. The others are going to fail dues to
resource limitations. In any case junits alone are already close to 1h but it's
still doable in free tier imo. That's what I wanted to see thx.
Regarding the checkstyle rule sgtm. Wdyt [~brandon.williams]?
> Make unit tests compatible with the tmp.dir property
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> Key: CASSANDRA-18750
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-18750
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Build
> Reporter: Derek Chen-Becker
> Assignee: Derek Chen-Becker
> Priority: Normal
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> Several unit tests hard-code file paths under the "/tmp" directory, which
> means they do not honor the {{tmp.dir}} ant build property. These should be
> updated so that when the user specifies {{tmp.dir}}, they can be certain that
> any files or directories created by the unit tests will be in their specified
> location.
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