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To make better use of CI resources and speed up evaluations, we now do the following: - Eval packages, checks, and dev shells separately, rather than a single `hydraJobs` evaluation. - Build `x86_64-linux` targets on our Kubernetes cluster. - Build `aarch64-darwin` targets directly on our Macs. We drop macOS Wasm builds, at least for now. In theory, the Wasm builds should be the same no matter where they're built, anyway. Signed-off-by: Drew Hess <src@drewhess.com>
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Closing in favor of #1424 |
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To make better use of CI resources and speed up evaluations, we now do the following:
hydraJobsevaluation.x86_64-linuxtargets on our Kubernetes cluster.aarch64-darwintargets directly on our Macs.We drop macOS Wasm builds, at least for now. In theory, the Wasm builds should be the same no matter where they're built, anyway.