Reconfigure CI pipelines for PR and merge queue (backport #11526)#11586
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* Reconfigure CI pipelines for PR and merge queue This commit refactors the pipeline organisation of our CI to reduce the total number of jobs run on any given PR merge, and to reduce the critical path length of merging. In particular: - the lint, docs and QPY tests are combined into one job for a single CI worker. These three jobs individually add up to less than a test run, and moving QPY from the first-stage PR test run to this rebalances the (now) two jobs in the stage to be more equal in runtime. - a new pipeline is added specifically for the merge queue. Previously this reused the same two-stage PR pipeline. The two-stage system unnecessarily lengthened the critical path, as when a PR enters the merge queue, it as already passed PR CI, and so is highly likely to pass all jobs. In addition to flattening to a single stage, one each of the macOS and Windows jobs are removed to lower the amount of VMs needed and reduce the chances of a timeout (these OSes are more likely to get a dodgy VM and time out than Linux). The only way a new test failure should appear (other than a flaky test) is by a logical merge conflict, which would be quite unlikely to only affect a particular Python version. To make it easier to run the lint and docs jobs together, and ensure that both run even if there's a failure in one, the full lint configuration is merged back to `tox.ini`, and that's used to do the linting. This makes it more consistent for developers, as well. * Allow cargo as an external in 'tox' * Add display name to lint job * Use editable install for tox lint job The lint job will fail unless the Rust components are installed into the source directory, since that's where `pylint` will look for them to resolve the imports. * Fix typo in merge-queue stage condition (cherry picked from commit ed79d42) # Conflicts: # .azure/lint-linux.yml # tox.ini
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