Change Details

In order to gain some time when executing Jenkins jobs for swh-web, execute cypress tests in parallel using 4 runners thanks to the sorry-cypress utility. To do so, we use the docker features of Jenkins pipeline. One sidecar container is created to execute the sorry-cypress server and parallel tests are executed in another container spawning 4 cypress processes. The communication between the two containers is done through a dedicated docker network. Regarding code coverage, we now need to merge the outputs produced by the 4 runners before generating reports. This change brings a 2x speedup on overall swh-web build jobs execution (when a single job is executed, speedup is lesser when multiple jobs are executed in parallel but still significative). Related to T3423 Depends on D8326

In order to gain some time when executing Jenkins jobs for swh-web, execute cypress tests in parallel using 4 runners thanks to the sorry-cypress tool. To do so, we use the docker features of Jenkins pipeline. One sidecar container is created to execute the sorry-cypress server and parallel tests are executed in another container spawning 4 cypress processes. The communication between the two containers is done through a dedicated docker network. Regarding code coverage, we now need to merge the outputs produced by the 4 runners before generating reports. This change brings a 2x speedup on overall swh-web build jobs execution (when a single job is executed, speedup is lesser when multiple jobs are executed in parallel but still significative). Also restrict the maximum number of concurrent builds per job to 3 in order to avoid executing too many cypress processes at the same time as they consume quite a lot of resources on the Jenkins node. Related to T3423 Depends on D8368

In order to gain some time when executing Jenkins jobs for swh-web, execute cypress tests in parallel using 4 runners thanks to the sorry-cypress utilitytool. To do so, we use the docker features of Jenkins pipeline. One sidecar container is created to execute the sorry-cypress server and parallel tests are executed in another container spawning 4 cypress processes. The communication between the two containers is done through a dedicated docker network. Regarding code coverage, we now need to merge the outputs produced by the 4 runners before generating reports. This change brings a 2x speedup on overall swh-web build jobs execution (when a single job is executed, speedup is lesser when multiple jobs are executed in parallel but still significative). Also restrict the maximum number of concurrent builds per job to 3 in order to avoid executing too many cypress processes at the same time as they consume quite a lot of resources on the Jenkins node. Related to T3423 Depends on D832668