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Following #35, using service containers as an alternative to manually installing chachelib external dependencies in tests.yml workflow (e.g. memcached, redis, pylibmc headers) seems like an interesting option.
Some thoughts:
Two separate services will be necessary one for redis and one for memcached.
The pytext-xprocess fixtures should not start local instances of redis and memcached when running under CI since the containers will be up. One way of going about this is checking one of the many environment variables set by the CI and having xprocess start (or not) based on the result.
The github macOS does not have docker installed by default, so it will need to be set up.
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Following #35, using service containers as an alternative to manually installing
chachelib
external dependencies in tests.yml workflow (e.g.memcached
, redis,pylibmc
headers) seems like an interesting option.Some thoughts:
redis
and one formemcached
.pytext-xprocess
fixtures should not start local instances ofredis
andmemcached
when running under CI since the containers will be up. One way of going about this is checking one of the many environment variables set by the CI and having xprocess start (or not) based on the result.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: