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epoll #550
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Maybe it's a Flapper? Again, works for me... |
Yeah, it is. I reported it here but it is ignored: CurtTilmes/perl6-epoll#2 (comment) |
Never mind. The previous report was for a different test. I'll mark even the simple test as extended so it won't get run during install. It isn't a problem with the module, just the test -- it is trying to set up multiple threads to communicate within a single process. It works fine monitoring external processes -- just need a more complicated test scheme. |
This is a different issue from the old one (CurtTilmes/perl6-epoll#2 t/02-multiple.t is flapping). That test was more complicated, and could occasionally fail. After the last report I marked that test as extended, and indeed it didn't fail this time. The previous report was not ignored. This report is that even the |
@CurtTilmes it's a 24 core google compute instance running with 100% CPU utilization. |
Module epoll cannot be installed (
AlwaysFail
), perhaps it has some failing tests.works for me
label, leave a comment saying that it works for you and mention any details that you feel are important.native dependency
label, describe what you did to install it and ensure that same instructions are present in the README file of the module (otherwise submit a pull request). Also try to update this wiki page.PR sent
label.failing dependency
label and write a comment explaining the situation. Feel free to work on the corresponding ticket for the failing dependency.If you can't self-assign yourself or attach a label, please let us know on #perl6 channel on freenode or just leave a comment here. We will try to give you privileges as fast as possible.
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