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Should we AOT the XunitLogChecker tool? #94270
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @hoyosjs Issue DetailsThe XunitLogChecker targets the tool runtime today (an LKG runtime). We don't deploy this runtime during libraries testing, nor do we really want to take a dependency on deploying that runtime to the test machines. We'll instead let the tool roll-forward and run on the test runtime. This will work - except for the case that there is such a bad bug that the tool crashes too. One thing @agocke suggested was that try native-AOT for the tool to make it work without a runtime dependency. This would potentially make the tool less subject to runtime breaks.
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Closely related to #94722 |
Fixed by #103795 |
The XunitLogChecker targets the tool runtime today (an LKG runtime).
We don't deploy this runtime during libraries testing, nor do we really want to take a dependency on deploying that runtime to the test machines. We'll instead let the tool roll-forward and run on the test runtime.
This will work - except for the case that there is such a bad bug that the tool crashes too.
One thing @agocke suggested was that try native-AOT for the tool to make it work without a runtime dependency. This would potentially make the tool less subject to runtime breaks.
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