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Testing branches for the tina migration is a nightmare. Building locally against the main content branch can take 40+ minutes and occasionally fails because JavaScript runs out of memory. Developers are also unable to work on other PBIs while waiting for branches to build, forcing them to work on other tasks such as email tasks.
The solution 💡
If we can create a pipeline that deploys separately from the others we can easily test deployments before merging and without having to build locally. This affectively unblocks developers by allowing them to test their PBI against large content branches using the deployment workflow while working on separate PBIs locally.
Acceptance criteria
Storage account approved by a Sysadmin
Tina test workflow has a manual workflow dispatch
Tina workflow does not affect any other deployment environment for SSW people
The test workflow contains a parameters allowing developers to specify a target content branch for rules
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CC: @bradystroud
The Pain 🤕🩼
Testing branches for the tina migration is a nightmare. Building locally against the main content branch can take 40+ minutes and occasionally fails because JavaScript runs out of memory. Developers are also unable to work on other PBIs while waiting for branches to build, forcing them to work on other tasks such as email tasks.
The solution 💡
If we can create a pipeline that deploys separately from the others we can easily test deployments before merging and without having to build locally. This affectively unblocks developers by allowing them to test their PBI against large content branches using the deployment workflow while working on separate PBIs locally.
Acceptance criteria
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: