You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
FYI @nodejs/citgm, @nodejs/releasers, I made the following changes to the Jenkins CITGM jobs, hopefully to make them more reliable:
Test only on the latest available OS version. That means for example that I removed fedora-last-latest, and replaced rhel8 with rhel9.
Fix the inline shell scripts to download arm64 binaries for labels that end with -arm64. This should make the arm64 Windows tests faster (and cover arm64 instructions too) and fix the errors that we've been having on macOS
Use the same labels on all relevant jobs (except for alpine-latest-x64, which I only added to citgm-smoker because we don't have official binaries to download for the other jobs.
On Windows, set both vs2019 (for v18 and v20) and vs2022 (for v22 and v23)
Updated jobs (you can see the new set of labels on each of those pages):
@StefanStojanovic I am not sure about Windows. Since in the regular CI, the build from source is never done on arm64 hardware, I set "fake" labels on the citgm-smoker job (iiuc, win-vs2022-arm64 will build on x64 hardware). On the other two jobs, I tried to select labels so that it runs on x64 hardware for versions <=20 and on both x64 and arm64 for newer versions.
FYI @nodejs/citgm, @nodejs/releasers, I made the following changes to the Jenkins CITGM jobs, hopefully to make them more reliable:
fedora-last-latest
, and replacedrhel8
withrhel9
.arm64
binaries for labels that end with-arm64
. This should make the arm64 Windows tests faster (and cover arm64 instructions too) and fix the errors that we've been having on macOSalpine-latest-x64
, which I only added tocitgm-smoker
because we don't have official binaries to download for the other jobs.Updated jobs (you can see the new set of labels on each of those pages):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: