CircleCi/CodeCov: Don't use multiple threads for the DMD testsuite#6882
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Let's see if this helps with the random failures. If not, I guess we can revert it to speed it up later. |
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I am trying to remove the unrelated coverage changes from the CodeCov output and it seems like running the test suite in multiple threads might be problematic.
I don't know yet how the running time of CircleCi will be with this change, but given that we have 4 parallel builds and we just run coverage tests there (i.e. all other CI take longer), it shouldn't matter if this fixes the problem.
CC @CyberShadow
Original thread: #6879 (comment)