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Pavol Rusnak 250f09245b ci: drop experimental --platform argument from docker		3 years ago
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README.md	docs: document CI jobs	4 years ago
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check_release_commit_messages.sh	ci: change [NO MASTER] to [RELEASE ONLY] in release check	4 years ago
deploy.yml	ci: skip submodules download where applicable	4 years ago
environment.yml	ci: drop experimental --platform argument from docker	3 years ago
posttest.yml	build(core): include generated resources.py in repo	3 years ago
prebuild.yml	ci: enable editorconfig checks, fix whitespace issues	4 years ago
prepare_ui_artifacts.py	ci: move ui reports to the root to simplify artifacts browsing	4 years ago
shell.nix	nix: stdenv.lib -> lib	3 years ago
test.yml	ci(core): increase PYTEST_TIMEOUT for memory profiling	3 years ago

README.md

CI

The complete test suite is running on a public GitLab CI. If you are an external contributor, we also have a Travis instance where a small subset of tests is running as well - mostly style and easy fast checks, which are quite common to fail for new contributors.

See this list of CI jobs descriptions for more info.

The CI folder contains all the .yml GitLab files that are included in the main .gitlab.yml to provide some basic structure. All GitLab CI Jobs run inside a docker image, which is built using the present Dockerfile. This image is stored in the GitLab registry.