Segfault in ApplicationMvcTest::testApplicationSingleModule

[iby]

I'm on Mac, Php 5.6.1, using e5c6d2f and trying to run the test:

$ vendor/phpunit/phpunit/composer/bin/phpunit --debug -c unit-tests/phpunit.xml --testsuite=stable
PHPUnit 3.7.37 by Sebastian Bergmann.

Configuration read from /Users/ianbytchek/Development/cphalcon/unit-tests/phpunit.xml


Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testMemoryAdapter'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testFilesAdapter'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testApcAdapter'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testXcacheAdapter'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testParser'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testParserNoClass'.
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Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testReflection'.
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Starting test 'ApplicationMvcTest::testApplicationSingleModule'.
Segmentation fault: 11

Let me know if I can provide any useful information to get this resolved.

[phalcon]

Could you please try again using the latest changes in 2.0.0?

If you're compiling using Zephir you'll need to update it too

[iby]

Using 9f37d8d + zephir-lang/zephir@60848bd, but the same thing I'm afraid:

$ vendor/phpunit/phpunit/composer/bin/phpunit --debug -c unit-tests/phpunit.xml --testsuite=stable
PHPUnit 3.7.38 by Sebastian Bergmann.

Configuration read from /Users/ianbytchek/Development/cphalcon-2.x/unit-tests/phpunit.xml


Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testMemoryAdapter'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testFilesAdapter'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testApcAdapter'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsAdaptersTest::testXcacheAdapter'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testParser'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testParserNoClass'.
.
Starting test 'AnnotationsTest::testReflection'.
.
Starting test 'ApplicationMvcTest::testApplicationSingleModule'.
Segmentation fault: 11

I'm not a big expert on Travis CI, but they do provide a worker with Mac environment, would you like me to have a look into setting up an additional build?

[iby]

I actually might be overestimating my capacity on this, it seems there's a lot of C stuff going on for configuring the runners, but here's a relevant blog post about the multi-OS feature.

[rianorie]

happens on linux for me as well, it's not Mac specific.

[rianorie]

@ianbytchek You probably have the xdebug extension on as well? Turned out that xdebug isn't liking the closures. I turned off the module for now, living dangerously ;)

Can you test the above and close this issue if that was the problem? You will probably start failing at a test related to libmemcached now, which is unrelated to this.

[iby]

@rianorie great finding! Working without xdebug is a Russian roulette, though.

Will test this next week. Can close it if it passes w/o xdebug, but that implies opening an xdebug-related issue, unless you did that already. Is #2973 the one?

[rianorie]

Indeed it is :) @phalcon elaborated on the problem related to xdebug after I reached out for some assistance debugging this.