stop turning on runtime-benchmarks in tests #1360
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Given that this is changing the CI do we have to do anything special to make the CI use the CI defined in this PR rather than master @alvicsam ? |
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We'll make the changes in this PR: #1335 |
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Fixes https://github.com/paritytech/ci_cd/issues/864
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runtime-benchmarksis not just additive. As well as adding some additional useful benchmarking types, it also turns off certain functionality used in production:polkadot-sdk/polkadot/runtime/polkadot/src/lib.rs
Line 1136 in 8cfaad4
It is safer not to have this feature enabled for our main test runs. Not enabling this feature means that the code we are testing is closer to the code that production runs.
(Associated: There are tests that only run if the runtime-benchmarks feature is turned off: #1247 - we could have peppered the tests with different assertions as to what to assert for depending on whether runtime-benchmarks was turned on or not but did not seem that maintainable)