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Skip individual tests (not entire files) when running emulated JIT CI #118251
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I'm going to take a look into this! |
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Since we don't have AArch64 runners, four JIT CI jobs are run under emulation.
Unfortunately, our test suite wasn't exactly designed to be run using
qemu-user
. That's okay, but it means that these jobs currently--exclude
a bunch of test files for low-level OS functionality that currently either crash, fail, or hang under emulation.Rather than excluding the entire files, we should probably maintain a text file of individual tests and use our test runner's
--ignorefile
option instead. That way, we would still have pretty good coverage of these modules.Anyone interested in doing this?
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