Test macOS on CI #1752

EliahKagan · 2023-12-01T07:21:26Z

This expands the CI test matrix in pythonpackage.yml so it tests on macOS in as well as Ubuntu and Windows. To make this work, macOS has to be allowed more extra_time in test_blocking_lock_file. Previously all non-Windows systems were given the same amount of small extra time, while Windows--both native Windows and Cygwin--were given more. Now macOS is given more--even more than Windows, as it occasionally needs that.

Although macOS (at least on this CI) is slower than Windows (both native Windows and Cygwin) in that specific part of that test (which is timed for an assertion), it is faster than native Windows overall (and thus of course much faster than Cygwin). It looks like this would still hold up even if we did not install WSL on native Windows, albeit by a slightly smaller margin. This accords with what I usually observe for Python on GitHub Actions CI: Ubuntu tends to be faster than macOS which tends to be faster than Windows.

Currently the macos-latest GitHub Actions runners are macOS 12: macos-latest is a another name for macos-12 at this time, though it will refer to a later version eventually. It seems macOS 13 (the macos-13 runners) are faster by a small amount. This seems to improve performance on that one tricky part of test_blocking_lock_file negligibly and I would not prefer it for that reason. But it also makes the whole run a little faster. That makes the macOS runners available for another CI test job sooner, and may make CI complete sooner on some PRs/branches, at least those with many pushes. So I've used macos-13, even though it means the runner should be revisited and macos-13 probably changed to macos-latest once it is macOS 13 or later.

There are faster macOS runners, in terms of the virtual machine itself rather than the software on it. I did not use those, because I don't believe they are available for unpaid usage, even from public projects. I would also be somewhat disinclined to use them for GitPython, except in temporary and experimental cases. If tests are especially slow on the basic runners, I think that is a valuable source of information, especially if it happens as a regression.

Although the whole runs are faster on macOS than Windows, I think there may be fewer concurrent macOS runners available per organization. If so, it might turn out that having this many test jobs is more inconvenient for macOS than Windows. Furthermore, Ubuntu and macOS are more similar to each other than either is to Windows; GitPython currently seems to do no explicit special-casing for macOS, while there is plenty for Windows; and there are a number of known Windows-specific issues for GitPython. Therefore, the case for testing all six Python versions GitPython supports on macOS is, in my opinion, much weaker than on Windows. However, the first point in the "Which versions should we test?" section of #1745 does apply: the runs are pretty fast.

So I've proposed that all versions be tested, at least initially. You can let me know if you'd like me to add another commit to test on fewer. That can also be done separately and later if experience shows it's warranted.

This now tests on macOS in as well as Ubuntu and Windows.

"macos-latest" is currently macOS 12. Using macOS 13 may be faster.

To compare how much extra wait time Windows and macOS usually need.

This undoes the testing breakage of test_blocking_lock_file for Windows, and gives macOS the same amount of extra time as Windows. I had expected that macOS, even though it needs more time than Ubuntu, might not need as much extra time as Windows. That turned out not to be the case, in the limited testing done so far on CI. Windows, while still slower than Ubuntu and still too slow to reliably pass the test_blocking_lock_file test, was usually faster than macOS and passed more often. These relative timings may turn out not to be a trend and only to apply to the current GHA runners. That's probably okay since the adjustment for macOS wasn't present before and is being added to allow newly introduced macOS CI test jobs to pass. That is all in regard to the very specific issue of the extra time required for the test_blocking_lock_file test after the lock, which makes an assertion about that not taking too long. Regarding the overall time of entire test jobs, macOS 13 seems to have usually been a little faster than macOS 12, so it is retained. Unlike "macos-latest", which currently is macOS 12, "macos-13" will never refer to a later version of the operating system, so the version given in the workflow should be revisited later, at or after the time "macos-latest" becomes a synonym of "macos-13".

As seen in: https://github.com/EliahKagan/GitPython/actions/runs/7056321920/attempts/1 Usually an extra_time of 0.12 (6x) is sufficient for both Windows and macOS, but sometimes macOS needs even more, so this increases it to 0.18 (9x) for macOS.

Byron · 2023-12-01T09:17:52Z

That's fantastic, thanks so much!

So I've proposed that all versions be tested, at least initially. You can let me know if you'd like me to add another commit to test on fewer. That can also be done separately and later if experience shows it's warranted.

I was thinking the same and currently feel quite uneasy about this, especially since MacOS runners should be 5 times as scarce given their cost-multiplier of 10x (compared to 2x for windows).

However, I also agree that it's worth waiting for evidence that limiting MacOS runners is actually required - after all, we have 13 minutes to fill and that's quite some time to wait for MacOS runners to become available.

EliahKagan · 2023-12-01T09:25:35Z

after all, we have 13 minutes to fill

My intuition is that this is basically right--in practice the slowness of the Cygwin test will remain more of an issue than that of the macOS tests--but I don't know it to be true. Probably more commits at a time can run Cygwin tests than macOS tests. But I have not actually checked how many Windows and macOS runners can be used at the same time.

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EliahKagan added 5 commits November 30, 2023 22:42

Add macOS test jobs to CI matrix

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This now tests on macOS in as well as Ubuntu and Windows.

Use macOS 13 on CI

789baa1

"macos-latest" is currently macOS 12. Using macOS 13 may be faster.

Temporarily break test_blocking_lock_file on Windows

f6f335f

To compare how much extra wait time Windows and macOS usually need.

EliahKagan marked this pull request as ready for review December 1, 2023 07:28

EliahKagan mentioned this pull request Dec 1, 2023

git.util.rmtree can change permissions outside tree on Unix (chmod traverses symlinks) #1738

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