And If you don't test regression but only code style of the new code (configuring your PyCharm with the same rules as CLI) ... tests are still too slow ?
Yes. Checking the code style is actually slower than the regression tests. But also, the regression are even more important than the code style.
Yeah, I was thinking about Open/Close principle so you don't always have to launch regression testing.
So, yeah a tool like you do or like gitflow cli with a set of command to fix CI errors while keeping your history clean. (but I don't know any :'().
Or git rebase --autosquash
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And If you don't test regression but only code style of the new code (configuring your PyCharm with the same rules as CLI) ... tests are still too slow ?
Yes. Checking the code style is actually slower than the regression tests. But also, the regression are even more important than the code style.
Yeah, I was thinking about Open/Close principle so you don't always have to launch regression testing.
So, yeah a tool like you do or like gitflow cli with a set of command to fix CI errors while keeping your history clean. (but I don't know any :'().
Or git rebase --autosquash