Wes Hardaker wrote:
To make this worse, however, I actually wonder if it should be off by
default. A huge walk requires a huge timeout and a huge delay in the
make test suite.
I think we need to start thinking about test levels, where this would
be > than the default level to run. EG, default = 5 and this would be
something like an 8.
Interesting idea. However, a significant contribution to the slowness of
the test suite currently is (also) the fact that we've implemented each
test as being self-contained, so it involves a complete startup and
shutdown of the daemons. So another obvious possibility to speed things
up would be to have the test suite organized as a number of
self-contained test *groups* each having a number of sub-tests. Each
sub-test would operate against the same running daemon.
And yes, Dave, I'm thinking of 5.4 at earliest.
+Thomas
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