Adds support for parallel test runs. #70
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This is implemented similar to how the stdlib parallel tests are. Specify `-check.parallel <n>` to specify the test parallism. Defaults to `runtime.GOMAXPROCS` Tests which specify `c.Parallel()` will be run in parallel, _after_ non-parallel tests are run. Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <cpuguy83@gmail.com>
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ping @niemeyer could you have a look at this one? This would help us quite a lot in the Docker tests ❤️ |
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We decided to fork this repository for the time being (see moby/moby#21017) but hope to be able to switch back if this gets merged |
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ping @niemeyer PTAL |
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This is implemented similar to how the stdlib parallel tests are.
Specify
-check.parallel <n>to specify the test parallism. Defaults toruntime.GOMAXPROCSTests which specify
c.Parallel()will be run in parallel, afternon-parallel tests are run.
Signed-off-by: Brian Goff cpuguy83@gmail.com