Reduce memory usage during installation by disabling cppcms test build #3
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After taking a closer look at the out-of-memory error in Tatoeba/tatoeba2#2859 , I noticed that the error always happened when compiling one of the tests for cppcms (specifically
xss_test). Since running the tests is already disabled, building them is completely unnecessary. Commenting out the corresponding lines of cppcms'sCMakeLists.txtreduces the memory requirements enough for the build to succeed.(By the way, is there some way to make Ansible present the output of failed commands in a more readable way than the one-line JSON object it produces by default? That was fairly annoying to work with.)