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Allow commit ce4c405 to roll in #18230

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Somehow that commit caused a runtime assertion failure on macOS with Node v14.15.5 (whose active support ended a year ago) when testing other.test_emcc_output_worker_mjs.

This seems to happen only for the multi-environment build, which could indicate that it fails on the await import statement.


Note that I'm not sure why the auto-roller doesn't test this with Node v14.18.2 (which was landed via commit emscripten-core/emsdk@24e7881).

Somehow that commit caused a runtime assertion failure on macOS
with Node v14.15.5 (whose active support ended a year ago) when
testing `other.test_emcc_output_worker_mjs`.

This seems to happen only for the multi-environment build, which
could indicate that it fails on the `await import` statement.
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kleisauke commented Nov 17, 2022

... perhaps we should wait to see if the same failure occurs on https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/emscripten-releases/+/4035147, it could also be a flaky (since it's not reproducible on Linux and Windows with the same Node version).

(I currently don't have access to a macOS-based system here)

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Good idea to wait and see if it is a flake or not before landing.

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kripken commented Nov 18, 2022

It does look like a flake, as the roll after it passed this test. Perhaps we can land this later if it turns out to be a frequent flake, let's see how things go...

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Looks like a flaky test indeed. Not sure if this only occurs on macOS.

I'll abandon this PR, will revisit this if it starts to fail more often.

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