feat(tests): enhance test parallelization#199
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…use CFN stacks fail with timeouts or still in creation errors
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@Nahuel990 I'm not quite sure if it's worth it. CI workflow run decreased by 45 seconds. Maybe it's a good thing to have already in place because the number of tests will be growing. The tradeoff is that the output changes, and is not as nice as before. And devs would need to think of writing tests really atomic, not depending on each other. That's not the case for some CFN and DDB tests at the moment. |
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Nice! Thanks @jgrumboe |
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Ok, then let's start with this. |
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Improve test execution by adding parallelization capabilities and organizing tests into parallel-safe and serial phases.
This change optimizes the testing process and reduces runtime for tests that can run concurrently.
Additionally, update dependencies to support the new parallelization features.