fix(ci): Reduce the amount of test data that's stored #60197
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This test stores a lot of test data, since it gives more granular results and makes it easier to test different combinations of filters/group by etc. However it also means the tests run super slowly, so reduce the amount of test data to give this a bit of a boost.
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## master #60197 +/- ##
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Coverage 80.82% 80.82%
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Files 5182 5182
Lines 227694 227699 +5
Branches 38329 38329
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+ Hits 184030 184045 +15
+ Misses 38039 38031 -8
+ Partials 5625 5623 -2 |
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This test stores a lot of test data, since it gives more granular results and
makes it easier to test different combinations of filters/group by etc.
However it also means the tests run super slowly, so reduce the amount of test
data to give this a bit of a speed boost.