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[c++] Udate all frameworks to build silently #9456

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@joanhey joanhey commented Dec 9, 2024

Actually it's so verbose that we can see the total results.
And finish with the output buffer full, even with no space left on device in the runners.
Also using a lot of space in the Citrine servers to storage the logs.

  • cinatra
  • cpoll_cppsp
  • cppcms
  • cpoll_cppsp
  • cuehttp
  • cutelyst
  • drogon
  • libhttpserver
  • libsniper
  • ltio
  • oatpp
  • paozhu
  • poco
  • reactor
  • treefrog
  • userver

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joanhey commented Dec 9, 2024

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PD: perhaps we need to prune the images after use it.

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joanhey commented Dec 9, 2024

In the mongodb update never finish the tests.
That we need to test only the permutations that use this db only.

We have this with C++ frameworks:

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Ugh... CICD already takes forever, and pruning between runs would mean re-downloading images instead of reusing them. However, if we're running out of space because [docker], then we probably have to.

We do a check in the continuous shutdown script to check whether we are running out of space and clean at that point - perhaps a similar check could be implemented into the github action and prune only then.

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