Batch JUnit XML tagging to speed up CI report collection.#11423
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What Does This Do
In
.gitlab/collect_results.sh, batch theTagSyntheticFailuresJava tagger into a single JVM invocation via a list file.Motivation
Collecting reportsintest_smokejobs can spent up ~1-5min to process XMLs, dominated by per-file JVM startup and per-filexsltproc.With this optimization
Collecting reportsfortest_base[11, 1/4]executed in2m20sinstead of5mins.Additional Notes
xsltproccmd utility can be deleted from build docker image as a follow-up.