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chore(ci): Pack tarballs in the build job - #26377
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size-limit report 📦Compared: 5446788 (PR test merge using feat/benchmark-e2e-sharding at e20e580) Against: 14e0d56 (feat/benchmark-e2e-sharding) · base run #66054
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Optional E2E testsSome optional checks were not successful. They do not block the merge. 4 not successful, 56 successful. See the run.
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What
Pack tarballs in the existing Build job.
Why
This eliminates the additional setup overhead from having this in a separate job. The tradeoff is a 10s later Build completion for integration tests, but E2E tarballs become available 40s earlier. This means E2E tests now finish much earlier and the integration tests are the bottleneck again. However, these are much easier to optimize by just throwing more compute at them, which I'll do in a follow up.
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