Switch Basilisp test suite to use only 2 CPUs#876
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May 9, 2026
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I'm not sure why this action was selected, but it appears to be out of sync from the official setup-dotnet action from Github and hasn't been updated since 2022.
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@dmiller Any reason to not use the official setup-dotnet?
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Thanks for the speedup, Chris! |
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pytest-xdist'sautooption can often be slower than setting a specific number of CPUs. I think standard Github Actions workers only have 2 vCPUs so this should end up actually being faster than usingauto.I also bumped the different Github Actions versions to use newer releases which use Node 24 to suppress some warnings during the runs.