Travis builds are taking way too long
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slochower commented
Local testing completes in 1 m 14 s.
nhenriksen commented
Currently rm -rf $HOME/miniconda
is uncommented. So install is not using the cache effectively.
slochower commented
It shouldn't be commented, do you agree?
…On Fri, Sep 14, 2018 at 12:37 PM Niel Henriksen ***@***.***> wrote:
Currently rm -rf $HOME/miniconda is uncommented. So install is not using
the cache effectively.
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nhenriksen commented
I thought that if it is uncommented, it will delete our cache so we have to reinstall everything. Maybe you improved things since I last investigated how it works?
slochower commented
Do you remember what was causing the cache failure in the first place?
nhenriksen commented
I'm not sure we ever identified it. It just seemed that every 5-10 Travis runs, we would need to remove the cache and then let it rebuild.
slochower commented
Okay. Let me re-enable it and then next time it breaks I'll do a deep dive
and figure it out.
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I'm not sure we ever identified it. It just seemed that ever 5-10 Travis
runs, We would need to remove the cache and then let it rebuild.
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