Use ctest instead of make check to avoid the stalled build issue on Travis CI #801
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joa-quim
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May 29, 2019
Travis are running on dual-core machine. From the build output, it looks like travis can run four tests parallelly. |
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So, maybe just -j which runs with all available cores, no? |
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No. Unlike |
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OK |
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Although
cmake --build . --target checkis equivalent toctest --force-new-ctest-process -j4, the former one causes troubles on Travis, as it wont't output anything unless all tests are completed.