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[question] How to detect we're running on c3i? #5429
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I would vote to hide this in the What about...? config.yml versions:
1.69.0:
folder: all
1.70.0:
folder: all
config:
env:
CPU_COUNT: 1 # Will translate to CONAN_CPU_COUNT or versions:
1.69.0:
folder: all
env:
CPU_COUNT: 1 # Will translate to CONAN_CPU_COUNT
1.70.0:
folder: all
env:
CPU_COUNT: 1 # Will translate to CONAN_CPU_COUNT
ping @danimtb |
Why not default Conan env vars, like CONAN_CPU_COUNT? So we don't need to parse, only forward. Of course, we would need a filter to allow only specific env vars, otherwise people can do a mess in CCI. |
Building boost in parallel is not causing problems, only the test_package. |
@uilianries , yes, before thinking about filtering, I thought about pretending always |
@madebr , if it is only for the |
That is what I've done in #5420. |
Closing this issue due the new redesigned ConanCenterIndex CI service. Please, read #25772 for further information. |
We're having a lot of problems with building boost packages on c3i.
See e.g. #5420
Often the boost build fails because the test_package is built with a too high parallelism.
The logs contain the line:
I think it would be useful to detect we're running on c3i/ci and if so, lower the level of parallelism.
e.g.
What do you think?
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