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Move dependency tests from PreCommit Coverage to PostCommit #30704
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btw code coverage report seems broken for a while:
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checked that these marked tests also run on Python PreCommit Coverage and the specific Precommits (e.g. Dataframe)
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toxTask "testPy38pyarrow-8", "py38-pyarrow-8", "${posargs}" | ||
test.dependsOn "testPy38pyarrow-8" | ||
preCommitPyCoverage.dependsOn "testPy38pyarrow-8" | ||
postCommitPyDep.dependsOn "testPy38pyarrow-8" |
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Each of these categories are not strictly dependency tests, they also test some other functionality which is not necessarily tested elsewhere. I agree we don't need the full matrix of all versions in our precommits, but I think it would be good to keep at least 1 version per type that also runs in the precommit. So for example, we could change this line to 2 lines:
preCommitPyCoverage.dependsOn "testPy38pyarrow-8"
postCommitPyDep.dependsOn "testPy38pyarrow-8"
but leave the rest of the pyarrow versions for the dependency task
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I thought these tests are also running on usual precommit, with dependency version unrestricted (see comment above). Let me open a draft PR to double check
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From test result of #30226 Only pyarrow and pandas tests were executed in other PreCommit (PreCommit dataframe), so these two tests can be fully moved to postcommit; other tests leave at least one version in PreCommit coverage
Still takes 2h 0min. The very slow part is to install certain dependency:
took 30 min to install sentence-transformers; 20 min to install torch and mpmath; another 10 min to install tensorflow and torch |
sentence-transformers has several very large dependencies:
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…0704) * Move dependency tests from PreCommit Coverage to PostCommit * Move at least one version to precommit
fail-fast: false | ||
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job_name: [beam_PostCommit_Python_Dependency] | ||
job_phrase: [Run Python PostCommit Dependency] |
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Thanks for making this change. Do we still need to explicitly mention new suites anywhere under release/src/main/scripts or this is no longer necessary?
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It's not necessary. job_phrase for postcommit currently is not effective (#28909). I just copy-paste from existing yml which had this structure.
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PreCommit Python Coverage costs ~2h30min to run outstandingly. Splitting the dependency compatibility unit tests from this test suite and put into a new PostCommit
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