There was some inconsistency in the GitHub Workflow files on using
'ubuntu-latest' (which gets the latest Ubuntu version) or
'ubuntu-22.04'. To keep things consistent 'ubuntu-latest' is now used in
all cases. This also saves us updating workloads upon release of a new
Ubuntu version.
v3.0.0 of pre-commit/action caused a deprecation warning in actions.
v3.0.1 was released to deal with this.
Change-Id: Ib5654e465565ad4356754ac097983aec4166b98f
This change ensures all our tests run on our most recent supported LTS
release of Ubuntu.
In the case of compiler tests we still test 22.04 all-dep but test 24.04
all-dep and min-dep (i.e., we drop 22.04 min-dep as it's somewhat
redundant).
Change-Id: I63666d1017594b496523a48e5112a8994f57885f
v3 was causing a 'Node.js 16 actions are deprecated' error.
Note: download-artifact@v4 must be used with upload-artifact@v4 and
vice-versa.
Change-Id: Icb8ab6d27aed4557be95ce31dd89d4655010968e
While we do run compiler tests weekly, 9/10 the issue is a strict check
in clang we did not check before incorporating code into the codebase.
Therefore, running a clang compilation as part of our CI would help us
catch errors quicker.
Here it's more sensible to use a GitHub hosted runner. This job is
miniscule and is used to check the other tests have completed
successfully. It makes sense for this not to be on our own self-hosted
runner.
Change-Id: I5377e025334d43eaedd0fc61e5c708ba61255d28
These were previously only running on single-threaded machines. Now
they'll be running on 4-core VMs so may as well run tests in parallel.
Change-Id: I7ee86512dc72851cea307dfd800dcf9a02f2f738
This splits the CI Tests to one job per sub-directory in "tests/gem5"
via a matrix.
Advantages:
* We can utilize more runners to run the quick tests. This should mean
tests run quicker.
* This approach does not require editing of the workflow as more tests
are added or taken away.
* There is now an output artifact for each directory in "tests/gem5"
instead of one for the entriety of every quick test in "tests".
In addition:
* The artifact retention for the test outputs has been increased to 30 days.
* The output test artifacts have been renamed to be more descriptive of
the job, run, attempt, directory run, and the status.
* The 'tar' step has been removed. GitHub's 'action/artifact' can handle
directories.
Change-Id: I5b3132b424e3769d81d9cd75db2a8c59dbe4a7e5
Via this workflow we now can build and push our docker images to
the GitHub Docker container registry:
26a1ee4e61/.github/workflows/docker-build.yaml
GitHub does not charge for downloads to runners (hosted or self-hosted).
This can therefore save the project money if we download from GitHub's
Docker reigstry over Google Cloud's.
This is a test to ensure this works as intended.
Change-Id: Iccdb1b7a912f1e0a0d82b7f888694958099315b3
This ensures that if the CI tests are running for a PR, and a new
workflow is triggered (typically by pushing/rebasing the PR) then the
older workflow is cancelled.
Change-Id: Ifa172bdbdac09c5a91abb41a0162c597445e4e2e
This updates all the jobs for our CI tests to make sure they
don't run tests on draft pull request, and only trigger when
ready for review
Change-Id: I3fe7ae373c39fc6ef594c0c71c6f10e7319553d8
This moves the clean runner step in our yaml files to be at the
beginning of a job, so that if a runner goes down and is
unable to clean at the end, we can ensure that
subsequent jobs still run as expected.
Change-Id: Iba52694aefe03c550ad0bfdb5b5f938305273988
* misc: Update CI test workflow
This updates our CI tests to clean the runners after every
workflow, to make sure no hanging files cause problems for
future tests
Change-Id: Iff6a702bbc2e86a31e4c18ef9764a3cfd3af2f7d
* misc: Update scheduled workflows to clean runners
This updates our scheduled tests to clean up any remaining
files after running tests to avoid anything hanging for
future runs.
Change-Id: Icfdd5a0559337ad0e62d108a47f4e5a12e0db677
* misc: Fix spacing in workflow files
Some commands were incorrectly spaced
Change-Id: Id340dc77bfb5c5d579b5f1e5b3ddeabea4a35ea8
Since commits will be squashed and merged in GitHub, we only
require one of the commits to contain a Change-ID within a
pull request
Change-Id: I0fbb1c0e79009097456193fbe3c6fa20746e4805
This updates the change-id code to refer to commit messages in
pull requests instead of on pushes.
Change-Id: I308f02b4616804b386140d5875a79878eccd721e
