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Mark Liu updated BEAM-6907:
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Description:
As Gradle parallelism applied to Python tests and more python versions added to
tests, the way Gradle manages projects/tasks changed a lot. Some frictions are
It will be better to standardize how we use Gradle to manage Python
tests/builds/tasks across different versions and runners.
In general, we may want to:
- Apply parallel execution per version per runner.
- Group basic tasks that are used in most projects in BeamModulePlugins.
- Avoid deeply nested directory structure for build.gradle.
was:
As Gradle parallelism applied to Python tests and more python versions added to
tests, the way Gradle manages projects/tasks changed a lot. It will be better
to standardize how we use Gradle to manage Python tests/builds/tasks across
different versions and runners.
In general, we may want to:
- Apply parallel execution per version per runner.
- Group basic tasks that are used in most projects in BeamModulePlugins.
- Avoid deeply nested directory structure for build.gradle.
> Standardize Gradle projects/tasks structure for Python SDK
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> Key: BEAM-6907
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-6907
> Project: Beam
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: build-system
> Reporter: Mark Liu
> Assignee: Mark Liu
> Priority: Major
>
> As Gradle parallelism applied to Python tests and more python versions added
> to tests, the way Gradle manages projects/tasks changed a lot. Some frictions
> are
> It will be better to standardize how we use Gradle to manage Python
> tests/builds/tasks across different versions and runners.
> In general, we may want to:
> - Apply parallel execution per version per runner.
> - Group basic tasks that are used in most projects in BeamModulePlugins.
> - Avoid deeply nested directory structure for build.gradle.
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