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Crater runs for 1.48 #77970
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@craterbot run name=beta-1.48-1 start=1.47.0 end=beta-2020-10-09 mode=build-and-test cap-lints=warn p=10 |
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@craterbot run name=beta-1.48-rustdoc-1 start=1.47.0 end=beta-2020-10-09 mode=rustdoc cap-lints=warn p=5 |
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I triaged the build failures from the crater run, but ran out of energy to open the ~245 test failures. I personally suspect many of them to be the uninitialized checking getting more stringent; I plan to finish this up later today hopefully. Opened/tagged:
There's also a bunch of failures in build scripts due to old versions of crossbeam-epoch having UB around mem::uninitialized, but that's intentional/won't fix. I believe those folks should be a cargo update away from fixing the failure. |
There's a bunch of segfaults/aborts etc -- 49 of them -- that I have not yet tried to diagnose, see https://gist.github.com/Mark-Simulacrum/d0759db08cd0528ae2762c1aecf04c37 for a list of log files. Beyond that I've triaged the rest of the test failures and those look good. I think for these it would be good to re-run crater on the subset and see how many of them are still present (which should be quick), I'll look at doing that shortly. |
@craterbot run name=beta-1.48-2-subset start=1.47.0 end=beta-2020-10-16 mode=build-and-test cap-lints=warn p=10 crates=list:https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Mark-Simulacrum/ecfa4deb6ba7151067d71269ba567f30/raw/c0375bdc243814a9af60f0ff19ada599091ce8ad/gistfile1.txt Hopefully this works... |
🚨 Error: missing desired crates: {"https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Mark-Simulacrum/ecfa4deb6ba7151067d71269ba567f30/raw/c0375bdc243814a9af60f0ff19ada599091ce8ad/gistfile1.txt"} 🆘 If you have any trouble with Crater please ping |
Huh. Not sure what's wrong there. @pietroalbini would you be able to find some time to take a look? I don't think it's super urgent but would be good to have this cycleish. |
@craterbot run name=beta-1.48-2-subset start=1.47.0 end=beta-2020-10-16 mode=build-and-test cap-lints=warn p=10 crates=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Mark-Simulacrum/ecfa4deb6ba7151067d71269ba567f30/raw/c0375bdc243814a9af60f0ff19ada599091ce8ad/gistfile1.txt |
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The first segfault ( This is easier to see if the tests are run with |
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See this hackmd for the previous regression analysis of #71274. The vast majority of these cases has semver-compatible updates (in particular, everything caused by linked-hash-map), but I am not sure if crater has picked those up -- in the past I had trouble with crater using a broken version of a crate even when a fixed version was available. We focused on crates though and mostly skipped GH repositories; in my prior experience, 100% of those regressions were one-off repositories of unmaintained code (things like advent of code) or the cause was in some dependency on crates.io, so there was little expected payoff from going over all of those as well. So there's nothing on |
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