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CI for Monaco Editor compile and bundling. #84636

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@rebornix rebornix commented Nov 12, 2019

While setting up the build/test pipeline for Monaco Editor, the pipeline was broken three times within two weeks for completely different reasons. It aligns with the experience of @alexandrudima and me publishing Monaco Editor each time: we usually spent hours to half a day digging into why we can't build a good binary from master with a single editor-distro. Thus we decided to put the Compile/Build/TreeShake/Bundle checks into our CI. The checks will run in parallel and won't slow down the whole CI process.

Smoke tests will stay in Monaco Editor repo right now.

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The checks failed https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/84636/checks?check_run_id=300257810 due to the missing require-monaco.d.ts, we can merge it only when that's fixed.

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@alexdima thanks!

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