Hi! I am reaching out to see if there was any documentation/someone could explain the analysis for which test targets are run for a CL (I do have the link to that part of the source code ). I am trying to get a better understanding of the GN build graph analysis and though process behind that.
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Thank you for the materials – they were very helpful! These are still a few points of clarification that I have:
- Is there a database to obtain test statistics, like total number of tests run, how often specific tests are run, breakdown of tests by platforms, suite, etc.?
- Is there more specific documentation on skipping builds/tests when running another commit queue dry run? In learning about the testing and building process, I have heard that there is a lot of “skipping”.
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I see – thanks for letting me know. Would it be possible to see any recent summary reports on testing data? I am interested in the impact of testing retry logics and other practices aimed at improving efficiency impact on the number of test runs.
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