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Reorder regression steps after HW smoke tests#324

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@hoffmang9 hoffmang9 commented Feb 24, 2026

Summary

  • Move GoogleTest regression execution to run immediately after HW smoke checks on non-Windows jobs.
  • Move Windows GoogleTest regressions to run immediately after Windows HW smoke checks.
  • Rename the non-Windows regression step label to Ubuntu/macOS to match actual coverage.

Test plan

  • Run the build-packages workflow on this branch.
  • Confirm optimized Ubuntu/macOS/Windows jobs execute HW smoke before GoogleTest regressions.
  • Confirm regressions still run only for optimized=1 matrix entries.

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Low Risk
Workflow-only reordering/label change; no production code changes, with minimal risk aside from possible CI ordering assumptions.

Overview
Reorders build-packages.yml test execution so GoogleTest regression suites run immediately after the HW smoke checks on both Unix (renamed to Ubuntu/macOS) and Windows optimized jobs.

No test selection/filters change beyond step placement; regressions still run only for optimized=1 matrix entries.

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This reorders optimized CI test steps so regression failures surface earlier on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows while keeping test coverage unchanged.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
@hoffmang9 hoffmang9 merged commit d405e2b into main Feb 24, 2026
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@hoffmang9 hoffmang9 deleted the ci/fail-fast-regression-order branch February 24, 2026 06:45
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