Increase shared memory for government-frontend #757
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Too little shared memory causes some tests that use Selenium to fail when running locally in the development environment. This change fixes that.
CodeSonia
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Alternatively, you can solve this by disabling shm and as a bonus it'll use less ram and be more reliable. We do this in Smokey. |
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What
Too little shared memory causes some tests that use Selenium to fail when running locally in the development environment. This change fixes that. For consistency, the amount chosen (512MB) is the same amount as used by other applications for similar purpose.
Why
The problem was noticed when working on https://trello.com/c/IKHEtABq/p This change also allows for correct calculation of test coverage.