C#, JavaScript, Go runtime tests performance improvements #3365
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…e direct file path to runtime files It has significantly improved performance
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It's strange that golang tests work on my Windows machine but don't work on CI machine. I'll investigate. |
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It's strange that this branch is green but master is red. There are failing dotnet and go tests on Linux. The problem with go is probably is outdated version. The problem with C# is incompatible target in It would be great to show all tests for every branch. |
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I've added compilation of C# runtime project before the test session. After that, each test use compiled assembly instead of referencing to
.csprojand extra compilation.For Node I've removed npm packaging and implemented referencing right on runtime files.
For Go I've added GOROOT redirecting and removed extra copying of runtime files on every test.
There is the table with optimization results:
Now runtime tests work much faster and use much less IO operations.