use dev branches in integTestGen.jl to create dependency graph #19
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AntonReinhard
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Before the commit, integTestGen.jl uses the packages from the registry to create the dependency graph. The causes a problem, if a QED sub package adds a dependency to another QED sub package and this change was not released. In this case, the generator takes the old version of the registry without the new dependency and does not generate a integration test for the package. Now it uses the dev branch by default or a custom repository and branch defined by the environment variable `CI_INTG_PKG_URL_*`. Co-authored-by: Anton Reinhard <[email protected]>
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Before the commit, integTestGen.jl uses the packages from the registry to create the dependency graph. The causes a problem, if a QED sub package adds a dependency to another QED sub package and this change was not released. In this case, the generator takes the old version of the registry without the new dependency and does not generate a integration test for the package. Now it uses the dev branch by default or a custom repository and branch defined by the environment variable
CI_INTG_PKG_URL_*.