Integrate test segfaults with the Testset scaffolding #19377
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Fixes #19376
Also add utility tests
segfault
andthrow_error_exception
that do exactlywhat they sound like.
I am most likely abusing the testset framework here, specifically this line is particularly bad, I think, where I'm co-opting the
Base.Test.Error
type and doing things like passing in an empty list instead of a backtrace, the testset name instead of the original expression, etc...I would have marked the test as
Broken
instead ofError
and seto_ts.anynonpass
totrue
, but this gets clobbered byBase.Test.print_test_results()
because that recalculateso_ts.anynonpass
. This makes me think that we shouldn't be settingo_ts.anynonpass
anywhere insidetest/runtests.jl
.Pinging @kshyatt as you're the last person to touch this stuff and you probably know the "right" way to fix this. To test, run something like
./julia test/runtests.jl keywordargs inference dates/arithmetic util/segfault