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ℹ Artifact update noticeFile name: go.modIn order to perform the update(s) described in the table above, Renovate ran the
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This PR contains the following updates:
v2.22.2
->v2.23.4
Release Notes
onsi/ginkgo (github.com/onsi/ginkgo/v2)
v2.23.4
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2.23.4
Prior to this release Ginkgo would compute the incorrect number of available CPUs when running with
-p
in a linux container. Thanks to @emirot for the fix!Features
2b9c428
]Fixes
1f59d07
]Maintenance
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]v2.23.3
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2.23.3
Fixes
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]v2.23.2
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2.23.2
🎉🎉🎉
At long last, some long-standing performance gaps between
ginkgo
andgo test
have been resolved!Ginkgo operates by running
go test -c
to generate test binaries, and then running those binaries. It turns out that the compilation step ofgo test -c
is slower thango test
's compilation step becausego test
strips out debug symbols (ldflags=-w
) whereasgo test -c
does not.Ginkgo now passes the appropriate
ldflags
togo test -c
when running specs to strip out symbols. This is only done when it is safe to do so and symbols are preferred when profiling is enabled and whenginkgo build
is called explicitly.This, coupled, with the instructions for disabling XProtect on MacOS yields a much better performance experience with Ginkgo.
v2.23.1
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2.23.1
🚨 For users on MacOS 🚨
A long-standing Ginkgo performance issue on MacOS seems to be due to mac's antimalware XProtect. You can follow the instructions here to disable it in your terminal. Doing so sped up Ginkgo's own test suite from 1m8s to 47s.
Fixes
Ginkgo's CLI is now a bit clearer if you pass flags in incorrectly:
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]b799d8d
]This might cause existing CI builds to fail. If so then it's likely that your CI build was misconfigured and should be corrected. Open an issue if you need help.
v2.23.0
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2.23.0
Ginkgo 2.23.0 adds a handful of methods to
GinkgoT()
to make it compatible with thetesting.TB
interface in Go 1.24.GinkgoT().Context()
, in particular, is a useful shorthand for generating a new context that will clean itself up in aDeferCleanup()
. This has subtle behavior differences from the golang implementation but should make sense in a Ginkgo... um... context.Features
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]Fixes
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]4df06c6
]Maintenance
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]Configuration
📅 Schedule: Branch creation - At any time (no schedule defined), Automerge - At any time (no schedule defined).
🚦 Automerge: Enabled.
♻ Rebasing: Whenever PR is behind base branch, or you tick the rebase/retry checkbox.
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