Adam Johnson

Do you know what gzip level you used? Python's `gzip` module defaults to 9, which is the slowest, because it applies the most compression. The `gzip` CLI uses 6 by...

> My understanding was that the compression level mostly impacts the time to compress, so the wheel is generated using level 9 compression on all of the model files. A...

@joshma development seems to have stopped on boto, with just one release in the last year: https://pypi.org/project/boto/#history . I suspect this will never get fixed in `boto`. `boto3` supports these...

You can probably [patchy.patch](https://github.com/adamchainz/patchy) in the fix from #3810 if you're desperate

Separate issue - why don't the enums use `enum.Enum` from the Python standard library? https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/enum.html#enum.Enum They provide some useful features like nice REPR's, conversion to/from values, immutability.

I'm not sure if pytest-ordering will combine nicely - it depends in which order the plugins' ordering modification gets run. I think you should try it and see. I imagine...

Yes, this is a bit related to #17. Perhaps the set of tests could be cached in `.pytest_cache` somehow, and then this could be bisected on. The problem with bisection...

That sounds like a great process @thbde . I think it's a challenge to implement since the test process would need restarting repeatedly for each arrangement of the partitions. We'd...

I'd be open to adding markers like `pytest-random-order`. It would also help with rollout of pytest-randomly on a large codebase, one can mark off the "unsafe to shuffle" modules/classes without...

What motivates this? Are you seeing a lot of test failures due to shuffling? Did you try the `--randomly-dont-reorganize` flag, which disables all re-ordering? Perhaps you could install with that...