split TestTestUnicodeInvariants into multiple classes#1369
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split TestTestUnicodeInvariants into multiple classes#1369markusicu wants to merge 1 commit intounicode-org:mainfrom
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How does this improve the granularity, when we already run individual functions from the various CI workflows? |
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Parallel testing (forkCount>1) runs test classes in parallel. Splitting a very long-running class lets the smaller, shorter-running classes finish faster. |
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... for better granularity / more parallel testing.
Parallel testing (forkCount>1) runs test classes in parallel. Splitting a very long-running class lets the smaller, shorter-running classes finish faster.
TODO: some tests fail :-(