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Performance Regresson 2 #3602

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The performance regression we were seeing for Python 3.12 seems to have hit master, clearly this isn't a Python/Ubuntu version issue.

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This doesn't seem to have fixed the issue...

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This doesn't seem to have fixed the issue...

Or maybe it does? There is so much variability in our CI run times.

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The runners seem pretty idle at the moment, I wonder if this is something else

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The runners seem pretty idle at the moment, I wonder if this is something else

The coverage issue we recently found did seem to be specific to Python 3.12, so I wouldn't be surprised if it were something else. Probably some upstream package has just changed version.

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The runners seem pretty idle at the moment, I wonder if this is something else

The coverage issue we recently found did seem to be specific to Python 3.12, so I wouldn't be surprised if it were something else. Probably some upstream package has just changed version.

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@JDBetteridge JDBetteridge force-pushed the JDBetteridge/ci_performance_regression branch from 5bb6b0e to 1ec1cde Compare May 31, 2024 14:21
@JDBetteridge JDBetteridge changed the title What happens if we turn off coverage Performance Regresson 2 May 31, 2024
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