Tests are incredibly slow.
A few simple "acceptance" tests added in #853 increased the total time by another couple of minutes, causing the slowest runners (windows) to take up to 25 minutes.
Something needs to be done about this, although I'm afraid it will require some serious refactoring.
Also see
Discussed in #598
Originally posted by dennisvang January 20, 2025
@MarekSuchanek looking at a typical test run on github actions, we can see that the FDP test suite takes >10 minutes on posix, and >15 minutes on windows. On my local windows system, it can take up to 25 minutes.
My experience with java/spring/junit is limited, so I don't know if this is normal, but I've seen similar sized projects, with comparable test suites in e.g. python/django staying under five minutes.
Do you know if this can be improved?
Perhaps we could separate unit tests from integration tests?
Tests are incredibly slow.
A few simple "acceptance" tests added in #853 increased the total time by another couple of minutes, causing the slowest runners (windows) to take up to 25 minutes.
Something needs to be done about this, although I'm afraid it will require some serious refactoring.
Also see
Discussed in #598
Originally posted by dennisvang January 20, 2025
@MarekSuchanek looking at a typical test run on github actions, we can see that the FDP test suite takes >10 minutes on posix, and >15 minutes on windows. On my local windows system, it can take up to 25 minutes.
My experience with java/spring/junit is limited, so I don't know if this is normal, but I've seen similar sized projects, with comparable test suites in e.g. python/django staying under five minutes.
Do you know if this can be improved?
Perhaps we could separate unit tests from integration tests?