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Excellent! I confirm the speed up to 1 min. Merging. |
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New cached functionality to speed up PR testing
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PR testing has been speed up by including caching of the Python environment and the test data files needed by PyTest.
The cahing of the Python environment and test data files is independent. In this way, the caching is more flexible and cache rewriting becomes independent of each component.
In addition, the version of the dependency packages has been limited to avoid errors that may arise due to new releases of the dependencies.
To simplify checking the PR testing times with and without cache, one can compare this workflow (no caching) and this workflow (with caching). Execution time is reduced from ~6min to ~1.1min.