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That is a bit overzealous. It makes sense for CI where you don't want to waste running tests on an already failing build, but for local builds you probably want
by rcxdude 1y ago
That is a bit overzealous. It makes sense for CI where you don't want to waste running tests on an already failing build, but for local builds you probably want to allow warnings and be able to run tests, lints, and formatting checks separately.
- hinkley 1y agoI will probably file a PR to flip them around. Since the runscript will stop on a broken test it’ll work better for local. And then there’s the duplication and differences between the runscripts and the GitHub actions…