Adjust circleCI config for parallelism #10382
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Tests ran in a single container in 1:08:09. See https://circleci.com/gh/jzoldak/edx-platform/90 |
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I also tested that when running on my fork configured for 4 containers it does distribute the tests across the containers as configured. |
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Adjust circleCI config for parallelism
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@feanil @benpatterson @robrap @adampalay
This will run all the python unit tests by default if a fork has not configured parallelism with more than 1 container. I'm testing on my fork now to make sure that Circle does not time out.
Note that by default now the quality commands will NOT be run.