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chore: not big runners #28259

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@pauldambra pauldambra commented Feb 4, 2025

running on larger depot runner is no faster than normal runners for python tests

next speed up for the python tests would be to parallelise IMO

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PR Summary

Changed CI workflow to use standard 'depot-ubuntu-latest' runner instead of larger 'depot-ubuntu-latest-4' runner for Python test jobs, as performance testing showed no speed advantage with the larger instance.

  • Modified runner configuration in .github/workflows/ci-backend.yml for all backend CI jobs
  • Optimization affects changes, backend-code-quality, check-migrations, django, and async-migrations jobs
  • Change reduces resource usage while maintaining same test execution performance
  • Demonstrates cost optimization without compromising CI pipeline efficiency

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@pauldambra pauldambra enabled auto-merge (squash) February 4, 2025 08:17
@pauldambra pauldambra merged commit 24153cb into master Feb 4, 2025
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@pauldambra pauldambra deleted the chore/not-big-runners branch February 4, 2025 08:31
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