adapt_CI: correction to avoid RANK>4 in Github actions #164
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certik
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milancurcic
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Straightforward and approved. Merging into master. |
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I think I found the issue in #161 for which the Github action failed due to too long times needed for the manual Makefiles.
The issue is that the tests for in-tree builds generate the
.f90fromfyppwith RANK = 15. Because these are generated before running the manual Makefiles (and that there is no cleaning), the manual Makefiles do not generate them anymore, and try to compile all the.f90files generated with RANK=15 (instead of RANK=4 as for CMake).This proposition fixes this issue (and will fix the issue in #161 once merged there).
Times needed for the checks are also now more manageable.