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Use container builds #4586
Use container builds #4586
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The builds speed up a lot - upto 50% faster! 🎉 {py27} |
Ohkie... pypy doesn't seem to like something... I'll re-run the job - to confirm repeatability of the failure. |
PyPy build is behaving weird... I'll push a useless commit. |
Okay... Just had an 8 minute test run on CI. This. Is. Awesome! pypy build - please don't fail. 🤞 |
Clearly, there's something that PyPy does not like about running the tests in containers... I'll look into it soon. |
Might be useful: |
https://pastebin.com/HAXaqBtT has the build output of the failing peppy build - pastebin for additional backup. |
No idea but I would not spend time on it as the pypy version on travis is old. |
Closing in favour of #4587, basically. |
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https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/ci-environment/#Virtualization-environments says that repositories enabled before 2015 use the slower and bulkier full VM build, instead of the container based one.
This PR is an experiment to see if switching has any benefits; even minor one.