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(ci): remove experimental --runInBand as tests pass now #624

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@agilgur5 agilgur5 commented Mar 17, 2020

  • this was added as an attempt to fix persistent CI errors that were
    occurring due to the now deprecated moveTypes() function
    • now that those have been fixed, this is no longer needed and should
      have a small speed bump by removing this
    • though it's possible --runInBand fixed a different CI error that
      happened less frequently: EPERM on creating directories on
      Windows, not sure, will find out

Basically a revert of #429 since #504 fixed the root cause behind most of the CI issues. If the Windows EPERM errors start happening again, we can revert this revert and then we'll know the --runInBand flag actually fixes it and that it's some type of race condition or something.
This was split out from #621 where CI passed a couple times with these changes

- this was added as an attempt to fix persistent CI errors that were
  occurring due to the now deprecated `moveTypes()` function
  - now that those have been fixed, this is no longer needed and should
    have a small speed bump by removing this
  - though it's possible --runInBand fixed a different CI error that
    happened less frequently: `EPERM` on creating directories on
    Windows, not sure, will find out
@agilgur5 agilgur5 merged commit 0f72117 into jaredpalmer:master Mar 17, 2020
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agilgur5 commented Apr 8, 2020

Have been several PRs since then and CI has yet to fail on any of them, so can confirm that #429 didn't fix the CI errors and that #504 alone fixed all of them.

paul-vd pushed a commit to EezyQuote/tsdx that referenced this pull request Dec 1, 2020
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- this was added as an attempt to fix persistent CI errors that were
  occurring due to the now deprecated `moveTypes()` function
  - now that those have been fixed, this is no longer needed and should
    have a small speed bump by removing this
  - though it's possible --runInBand fixed a different CI error that
    happened less frequently: `EPERM` on creating directories on
    Windows, not sure, will find out
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