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When invoking through Makefile we always rebuild dependencies. To skip
dependencies, invoke ci-wrapper directly. We make Circle CI do this.
In order to properly support invoking ci-wrapper directly we replace
"make" in ci-common by a bash function which adds -j to the make
invocation outside submakes. We also set TIMED in the ci-wrapper.
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VS gitlab:
+ fiat-crypto (Circle has 4GB RAM, gitlab 2GB)
- caching opam (TODO)
- publishing artefacts (TODO)
* tests with -local, not installed
VS travis:
+ reusing build products
- flambda validate job (TODO?)
- OSX jobs (TODO at least check if free OSX is possible)
- linter (TODO?)
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Revert "CI: poc Circleci configuration"
Committed on master by mistake. Clearly I'm too clumsy to be trusted
with push rights.
This reverts commit d606a85d53fbd0227b15e18701e2ac4c9d911f34.
CI: poc Circleci configuration
Fixup
Try minimising build for faster testing
Various fixes
Fixup: yaml identation
Do not -j2: native compiler seems to take too much memory
Revert "Do not -j2: native compiler seems to take too much memory"
This reverts commit 4886151288a8d895c0fd23f9bded0970c59e1372.
Deactivate native compiler
Fixup (how did this happen?)
Do not call time (not install on docker images, will fix later)
Fixup
Fixup
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