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We can look into them when we have time, but for now let's
just ensure no new failures sneak in.
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We need to use the mcs/class/lib/build directory so Roslyn
works (it runs into AOT bugs in net_4_x).
This was fixed in a few other places already, fix more.
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nunitlite.dll is not built anymore with a normal Mono build
so we need to depend on it explicitly.
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Print a message when running nunit-console about the deprecation.
Additionally, throw a compilation error if compiling against the
TestFixtureAttribute from old NUnit.
Needed changes in ms-test-suite as well since it was still using NUnit.
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* Emit an NUnit test report file.
* Set a timeout of 6 hours per test.
* Do a thread dump for timed-out tests.
* Don't print stdout/stderr for passing tests.
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Update ms-test-suite to fix broken test
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So we get line numbers in stack traces.
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8f130a6e17c372
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Since acceptance-tests/Makefile (and llvm/Makefile) include scripts/submodules/versions.mk which evals versions.py which looks
for a SUBMODULES.json file in the current working directory we got confusing error messages if the build directory is not the src dir:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "../../mono/scripts/submodules/versions.py", line 22, in <module>
submodules = json.load(open(CONFIG_FILE))
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'SUBMODULES.json'
```
Instead we now pass the path to SUBMODULES.json as a variable to versions.py and set it based on $(top_srcdir) so it works
even for out-of-tree builds.
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It got broken when the versions.py file was moved around in d110f526706b7c4880ca916e2dfbab93138871cd.
Also add the new locations to EXTRA_DIST so they get distributed too.
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* Move the versions.mk infrastructure to scripts/submodules so it can be used elsewhere too.
* Add a conditional submodule for llvm.
* Fix commit messages emitted by the bump- targets.
* Use a anonymous git url for llvm.
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allocation-heavy tests
We were seeing issues on the new Jenkins Azure boxes which had 7GB of physical memory but only about 1GB free at the time of the test, so it'd fail.
Checking the available memory should fix this.
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storage.bos.internalx.com is only available via VPN now.
Also bump coreclr to get a recent minor fix.
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4a95604fdf2c0523e68eaad64a17d22eebb051b3:
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Due to our usage of chained commands it'd use the exit code of the last command,
which is not what we want. We use chaining because e.g. in the ms-test-suite
case we still want to run the systemruntimebringup suite even if the conformance
suite had a failing test.
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Cast to ulong instead of uint, this is also what referencesource does:
https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/d925d870f3cb3f6acdb14e71522ece7054e2233b/mscorlib/system/uintptr.cs#L114-L122
Also bump coreclr submodule to bring in another UIntPtr fix.
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Also disable a test that makes no sense.
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It should no longer be required after 6e81edfa241bedbb3971ca1e7aece82f31de54c1.
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instead of next to Mono repo
A few people told me it's surprising that acceptance-tests checks out repos into <mono repo>/../
and it can cause unwanted changes when a repo with the same name already exists there.
While this structure is used in several internal repos I agree for Mono it's better to keep
everything inside the repo itself.
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xplat MSBuild uses a wrong, to be removed regex that doesn't catch our recent profile names. Temporarily work around it for now.
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Brings in similar fixes to those repos like in e6cf61f920b6ec1c6ecb67bcbe226256d6dc4db7
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The coreclr-compile-tests would throw a shell error "Argument list too long" on OSX due
to the huge amount of tests passed to make in one go. The same happened for make clean.
We now compile and clean the three sets of coreclr test sources separately to avoid this.
Additionally, bump the coreclr reference and include a new test that was added upstream.
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current dir
Roslyn used xunit-style xml by default, we hack the cibuild.sh script to output nunit-style
for now until we get an option upstream.
This allows us to catch those test results in Jenkins.
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It tried to use CoreCLR but that doesn't work on Jenkins since some of the dependencies are missing there.
We actually want to ensure it's always using Mono so we can catch errors on our side, so we need this
hack until we have an option in the script upstream.
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We now use our own archive with the few additional pieces that MS added to their copy of
Mono used by Roslyn CI instead of downloading their archive.
Also bump coreclr to get a fix for the GC test that would fail on Jenkins in.
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a8cbbdddfe9923a7f99edf8870842ad373e66b5b
I also fixed the coreclr-gcstress target to check for the expected exit code of the testsuite.
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65b122151adb6b5ef7c27d8e0c268ef479fbe8b4
+11 more passing tests. At this point I think there are no more false positives left and the rest are real bugs.
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compiling the tests
This allows us to customize test behavior that is different on Mono on purpose.
Sorting the files provides a much nicer output in the test runner.
Bump CoreCLR to include changes from 20789373370fe8f72dde01ad7ffc0816f618197c
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c1f0812bd0f94f085eb29199ef3b5bd69eab24bb:
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is in test directory
Also switch to creating symlinks instead of copying the file.
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On Jenkins we get a "make: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long" error while executing the coreclr-runtest-basic target.
Since the shell doesn't like echoing our (very) big list of CoreCLR tests in one go, we need to split it up into chunks of
100 entries to hopefully avoid that.
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Also bump coreclr to pick up latest commit.
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A bunch of tests were added in the upstream repo, add those to the source listings.
There's a suite of tests in the CoreMangLib folder which are mostly testing corelib,
added a separate target "coreclr-runtest-coremanglib" for it and renamed the existing
target to "coreclr-runtest-basic".
Build and link all cs testcases with the coreclr-testlibrary.dll which enables a
few more tests to run.
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