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runtests: report single test time + total duration #4027

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@bagder bagder commented Jun 14, 2019

... after each successful test.

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Interesting results. Should valgrind be running on most variants? It would appear to add ~10 minutes to the test time.

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The problem with Valgrind is: Valgrind + OpenSSL + Xenial makes Valgrind crash because of an assertion failure.

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@MarcelRaad I actually meant the negative; should valgrind be disabled on all but a "maximal" build, so that CI finishes more quickly in general?

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bagder commented Jun 14, 2019

The challange is with all the various build combinations and making sure they all have at least one build that runs with valgrind enabled. Ie there cannot be just one "maximal" build since there are so many alternative options and mutually exclusive ones. But yes, switching off valgrind for the builds that make sense will certainly make them run faster!

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bagder commented Jun 14, 2019

I like the new timing information output like this! I'll let the PR sit here a while to collect input from others if someone has objections, but if nobody does I'll merge it later.

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