Use Namespace for CI workflows #1410
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It's literally because Windows I/O got like 10x slower. Everything is cloned and installed on the C: drive now instead of D: and pnpm install takes over a minute where it took 7–10s before. Great… |
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Windows CI started failing suddenly because Github decided to clone the repo into the C: drive instead of D: which has roughly a 10x slowdown in IOPS.
We already use Namespace.so in the main Tailwind CSS repo for Linux and they recently released preview support for Windows so we're switching to using their infrastructure for IntelliSense CI. I've set up profiles such that we can use it for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Total aggregate test duration has dropped by roughly ~2.3x. The slowest test is now roughly 2 minutes instead of 4.5–5 minutes.