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Travis (or rather GitHub itself 🤔) supports [skip ci] flag which skips CI runs when added to specific commit for this commit. We could have something similar (for commit title/message) which allows:
Skipping all tests, e.g. [tests:skip]
Running full test run e.g. [tests:all]
Running specific tests, e.g. [tests:testsPath] ([tests:is:unit,path:/tests/plugins/image2])
This can help us run more/less tests if we see there is some mismatch in tests diff thing (see #1). Or do a full run if we see that changes introduced are really broad.
Travis (or rather GitHub itself 🤔) supports
[skip ci]
flag which skips CI runs when added to specific commit for this commit. We could have something similar (for commit title/message) which allows:[tests:skip]
[tests:all]
[tests:testsPath]
([tests:is:unit,path:/tests/plugins/image2]
)This can help us run more/less tests if we see there is some mismatch in tests diff thing (see #1). Or do a full run if we see that changes introduced are really broad.
Related to #1.
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