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However, our current PR's aren't required to pass CI before being merged:
We should change this so they have to pass CI.
We need to retain the ability to override in case for some reason a PR intentionally won't pass CI but we still need to merge it. While very rare, this does occasionally happen. Several of the maintainers have admin rights on the repo so they could temporarily disable those branch checks if needed.
On Sat, Jan 21, 2023, 15:03 Jeff Widman ***@***.***> wrote:
In #652 <#652>, @StephenSorriaux
<https://github.com/StephenSorriaux> very nicely fixed up our CI checks.
However, our current PR's aren't required to pass CI before being merged:
1. We should change this so they have to pass CI.
2. We need to retain the ability to override in case for some reason a
PR intentionally won't pass CI but we still need to merge it. While very
rare, this does occasionally happen. That means at least one (preferably
two) of the *currently active* maintainers should have admin rights on
the repo so they could temporarily disable those branch checks if needed.
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Hopefully #824 sorts out the codecov issues.
Test reliability should be addressed with #802 and all the other fixes I recently landed.
In any case, since our merges are gated on successful CI, I will close this issue and allow specific issues to be open for specific hindrance with our CI
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a-ungurianu commentedon Feb 12, 2023
I agree with this, but I feel like fixing/ignoring the intermittent tests is a pre requisite for this
ceache commentedon Feb 12, 2023
ThosRTanner commentedon Sep 20, 2026
Even when the flaky tests are fixed, there still appears to be an issue with codecov, possibly related to codecov/codecov-action#1855
ceache commentedon Sep 20, 2026
Hopefully #824 sorts out the codecov issues.
Test reliability should be addressed with #802 and all the other fixes I recently landed.
In any case, since our merges are gated on successful CI, I will close this issue and allow specific issues to be open for specific hindrance with our CI