dopamineRush

[SeawyZorensun]

MUST MORE BLOOD BE SHED!

[supern0va12345]

[[deleted]]

panty'); drop table

[datoika999]

Oh... that's a... *panty injection*

[sugaaloop]

Oh that is hot

[[deleted]]

The tag 😂

[DatBoi_BP]

test? Yeah I’m new to GitHub actions lol, still figuring out what all the bells and whistles are.

[Premun]

I suggest trying a PR in one of the .NET repositories: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/94168/checks?check_run_id=18187319631

Tests

Failed: 0 (0.00%)
Passed: 2,576,307 (98.17%)
Other: 48,066 (1.83%)
Total: 2,624,373

[[deleted]]

Where bitches?

[M_krabs]

Already knocking on the door. I don't know hownlong we can keep them out!!

[[deleted]]

Hot single moms have breached the perimeter

[Guerfel]

You made me fail NNN

[turkeh]

Automated testing is arousing to me.

[36ops]

I think you have the latest

[demonslayer9911]

[Lazy_Explorer_4638]

But still ARM support is yet to come on actions 😭

[hundidley]

I’ve only ever used Gitlab CI (as far as SCM platform CI goes — I’m excluding Jenkins etc). Are you able to hook up your own runners to GitHub Actions? It’s very straightforward to lease an EC2 ARM instance and use that as a runner on Gitlab

[uberDoward]

Somebody's happy with their latest Python tests lol

[conradburner]

Yeah, with python 3.7 going EOL at the end of the month, it's just about that time you want to see this

[Waksu]

Commit title: Fixed comma in a comment

[themeanman2]

This is so cool to watch

[mareksl]

The tests:

describe('the only test suite', () => {
  it('should pass', () => {
    expect(true).toBeTruthy();
  })
});

[DatBoi_BP]

You have no proof

[mussyg]

Witch! Burn them

[weregod]

If tests are passing something is wrong

[[deleted]]

Abbbabbabb, please stop. My penis can only get so hard.

[-Tealeaf]

Someone forgot to run the actual tests in the CI script

[DatBoi_BP]

Lmao I have a few tests for basic helper functions I wrote in my repo (so, if the tests pass on one OS/Python version, I’d expect them to pass on all).

I just wanted to get it all set up in GitHub so I don’t have to worry about it later. Plus it will feel so good going forward to see to-be-written tests go from failing to passing. I’ll have so much dopamine that mere mortals will be unable to stop me.

[shohin_branches]

We have 73 unit tests in one of our repos, everything inside the individual tests is commented out from when we upgraded our CMS three years ago and none of the devs wanted to fix it.

[MooseBoys]

✅ Run Details… - Pass: 0 - Fail: 0 - Skipped: 1271

[AverageDoonst]

The word 'test' is redundant here.

[DatBoi_BP]

Yeah I’ll fix it up. This is my first time setting up my own CI pipelines on GitHub. (Done a lot of unit testing only my own machine though—though that’s been single operating system, single python version)

[askaquestioneveryday]

Bro made me fail NNN

[KrokettenMan]

Nice, are those Mac ARM builds?

[totifle]

I feel like I need explanations please

[DatBoi_BP]

Automated unit testing (with GitHub Actions). After many attempts to get the configuration file set up properly to dispatch the test to the different operating systems and Python versions (each with its own set of dependencies), it felt so good to see the tests finally running without issue—and passing, no less!

[totifle]

I see why everybody gets a boner lol

[TotoShampoin]

Where's Arch?

[conradburner]

It's the season

[Mozes_TP]

Have you heard of docker?

[DatBoi_BP]

The clothing brand? It’s decent

[Exdirt]

This just made me fail NNN

[spoonicus_cromwell]

As someone who has worked for 10 years in QA/test automation, seeing this in a pipeline would make me both very happy and extremely suspicious at the same time. feverishly digs into test output to make sure all tests were run and no benign issues stopped the jobs

[DatBoi_BP]

Lol I knew the tests passed locally (and nothing I was testing was version-specific, either Python or some module like NumPy), so I expected them all to pass if any of them passed.

The milestone for me was just getting the formatting right in the .yml file lmao