Added F Sharp Testing

[auroq]

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[auroq]

Hmm... It worked on my machine. haha. I'll take a look.

[jrg94]

Long time no see!

[auroq]

I am not able to replicate this error on any machines I have tried. @jrg94, would you be able to try running this on your local machine?

[jrg94]

Looks like it's still failing. I was having a similar issue with Groovy, and I'm not sure how to fix it.

That said, I haven't tried setting up docker on my machine in awhile (had some trouble with that in the past). I can try to give it a go tonight tho!

[jrg94]

Doing some research on this error. Not sure what you tried, but here are some related links:

• https://staxmanade.com/2016/05/strange-error-on-docker-compose-up/

[jrg94]

Actually, I had a different issue with Groovy:

def test_hello_world(hello_world):
        actual = hello_world.run()
>       assert actual.strip() == 'Hello, World!'
E       AssertionError: assert 'Caught: java.../hello-world)' == 'Hello, World!'
E         + Hello, World!
E         - Caught: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /tmp/hsperfdata_groovy/hello-world (/tmp/hsperfdata_groovy/hello-world)
E         - java.io.FileNotFoundException: /tmp/hsperfdata_groovy/hello-world (/tmp/hsperfdata_groovy/hello-world)

[jrg94]

Gonna copy the error here for reference:

=================================== FAILURES ===================================
_______________________ test_hello_world[HelloWorld.fs] ________________________
hello_world = Source(name: HelloWorld, path: /home/travis/build/TheRenegadeCoder/sample-programs/archive/f/f-sharp
    def test_hello_world(hello_world):
        actual = hello_world.run()
>       assert actual.strip() == 'Hello, World!'
E       assert 'OCI runtime ...ror": unknown' == 'Hello, World!'
E         - OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:348: starting container process caused "exec format error": unknown
E         + Hello, World!
test/projects/test_hello_world.py:18: AssertionError
================== 1 failed, 578 passed in 234.59s (0:03:54) ===================
The command "python -um samplerunner test" exited with 1.

[jrg94]

FYI: Docker Desktop requires Windows Pro or Enterprise which I apparently don't have. I may virtualbox it with Ubuntu...

[auroq]

Hmm... I just got it to run on my surface and it is failing on windows. Maybe that will give me some insight.

[auroq]

@jrg94 I got this to work by executing the compiled file using mono. It is ready to merge.

When using fsharpc to build in a linux docker container on a linux host, a binary is created that can just be executed. However, building in a linux docker container on a windows host, the binary cannot be executed. 🤷‍♂️

Running the binary with mono solves the problem.

While debugging this, I also came across another unrelated issue and created an issue for it: #1126

[jrg94]

Interesting! Glad you were able to isolate the issue. I'm curious how the whole Windows issue ties in with the Travis CI issue (since it's Ubuntu). At any rate, it looks like everything works now, so I'm not too worried about it. 💯