ci: add a script for running the CI locally#498
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This is useful for local testing as sometimes the GitHub CI can be annoying to test. Signed-off-by: Julia Vassiliki <julia.vassiliki@unsw.edu.au>
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Unblocked by output PR being merged now. However, at the moment cancellation with SIGINT doesn't really work as it keeps trying to run the next test, so I think we need to plumb handling off error code 130 through (130 conventionally means "interrupted by sigint"). Or perhaps make Python handle the SIGINT and kill the children. |
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This is useful for local testing as sometimes the GitHub CI can be annoying to test.
Needs seL4/ci-actions#462 to be useful, as well as a few other changes internally to the scripts to handle cancellation more gracefully.