Speed-up CI pipeline#318
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Andrew Waterman (@aswaterman) and Rafael Sene (@rpsene) , we have gained the speed-up by these approaches as follows: Referenced PR (For comparison)I am comparing with the last PR #316 having existing CI run as a reference, the total time it took for all versions to generate Opcodes Artifacts is 5m 3s , that can be visualized as below: The Current PR (with Speed-Up)The total time it took is 3m 49s with speed-up approaches, thereby gaining a speed up of 1m 24s |
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This PR intends to speed-up the CI workflows using various approaches.
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