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InspectorTest regression on mac #8006
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Just a guess, but maybe CI missed it because there was a four day gap between the CI run and when the commit was landed. So maybe some other change landed during that time. And that change by itself is fine. And this change by itself is fine. But the two changes together mean failing test. That's the first explanation that leaps to mind, at least... |
Oh, wait, if CI is still missing this than my speculation isn't the issue. Sorry for the noise. |
FWIW, I could initially reproduce with a build from last week but after updating to today's HEAD of master and rebuilding, cctest passes again. |
OS X version discrepancy in CI vs local perhaps? |
Probably I just don’t know enough about the magic behind the CI, but does cctest even run on CI? I can’t find anything that looks like it in the console output. |
It doesn't seem to be part of the test-ci target. For that matter, gtest doesn't support tap output, AFAIK. |
Ah. that explains why the CI missed it. I can still reproduce the issue with the latest |
@bnoordhuis: Correct. We could look at parsing xunit output through a plugin? The difference between xunit and junit (what Jenkins natively prefers) seems pretty small. Stackoverflow suggests awk:ing it which we also could give a go. |
I'm looking into the test failure. On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 8:49 AM Johan Bergström notifications@github.com
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0190db4 regressed InspectorTest on mac. See #8002.
There are two problems here:
/cc @nodejs/v8-inspector @bnoordhuis @nodejs/build.
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