Re: Bump to Django 1.4rc1 causes near doubling of test run time

[Philip Kimmey]

Sorry - I was going to try and reproduce this result with a little bit
more rigor, but didn't have time.

My test environment is running against SQLite & Django's file based
cache system.

Frankly, I probably should have done more side-by-side testing of the
two different revs before submitting it to the mailing list.

I will most certainly do so once I have a chunk of time to work on it
- that doubling of test runs is really inconvenient!

Thanks,

Phil

On Mar 10, 1:26 pm, Ramiro Morales  wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 4:16 PM, Philip Kimmey  wrote:
> > Hi folks,
>
> > I bumped Django from 1.4 alpha to 1.4rc1 and all of a sudden my unit
> > test runs went from ~16mins to ~29mins. The 16 minutes was extremely
> > stable before (many hundreds of runs in Jenkins) and the 29 mins is
> > very consistent now (about 10 runs.)
>
> > Any ideas what might have changed between Django 1.4 alpha as of a
> > couple months ago to 1.4rc1 that would cause such a dramatic increase
> > in test times?
>
> Tell us more about your testing enviroment and your tests. Do you use the
> DB? To which degree? If yes, what database? MySQL, sqlite, etc.
> If MySQL, which storage engine?, etc.
>
> --
> Ramiro Morales

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Re: Bump to Django 1.4rc1 causes near doubling of test run time

[Ramiro Morales]

On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 4:16 PM, Philip Kimmey  wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I bumped Django from 1.4 alpha to 1.4rc1 and all of a sudden my unit
> test runs went from ~16mins to ~29mins. The 16 minutes was extremely
> stable before (many hundreds of runs in Jenkins) and the 29 mins is
> very consistent now (about 10 runs.)
>
> Any ideas what might have changed between Django 1.4 alpha as of a
> couple months ago to 1.4rc1 that would cause such a dramatic increase
> in test times?

Tell us more about your testing enviroment and your tests. Do you use the
DB? To which degree? If yes, what database? MySQL, sqlite, etc.
If MySQL, which storage engine?, etc.

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Bump to Django 1.4rc1 causes near doubling of test run time

[Philip Kimmey]

Hi folks,

I bumped Django from 1.4 alpha to 1.4rc1 and all of a sudden my unit
test runs went from ~16mins to ~29mins. The 16 minutes was extremely
stable before (many hundreds of runs in Jenkins) and the 29 mins is
very consistent now (about 10 runs.)

Any ideas what might have changed between Django 1.4 alpha as of a
couple months ago to 1.4rc1 that would cause such a dramatic increase
in test times?

Thanks!

Phil

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