ci: run the new-grammar-engine unit tests in parallel (Jenkins) (#467)#488
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The Jenkins "Build" stage only ran tests on the original engine (via `build`). Wrap it in a parallel block (mirroring the Assemble Metadata stage): one branch builds, tests (original engine) and publishes; a second branch runs the unit tests against the new list-of-successes engine (-Dsystemd.unit.grammarParseEngine=true) in its own Kubernetes pod, so the two engine runs are genuinely parallel with no shared workspace. Refs #467 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the Jenkins pipeline run the unit suite against both validation engines, in parallel. The "Build" stage previously only tested the original engine (via the
buildtask); now it's aparallelblock (mirroring the existingAssemble Metadatastage):./gradlew … test -Dsystemd.unit.grammarParseEngine=true.Separate pods ⇒ separate workspaces ⇒ no
build/clobbering, and the two runs are genuinely concurrent (not sequential).Notes
unstashof the generated metadata so it can compile, and drops-PbuildScan(no scan/auth needed for the parity run).parallel { stage{agent…} stage{agent…} }pattern in this file. The publish branch's inner indentation is left unchanged to avoid risky reformatting.Refs #467
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