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Use a System wide property to enable PRS #2230
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…on that property to randomize PRS
I believe this has caused NullPointerExceptions in OverseerStatusTest -- createcollection is null. Quite a number of test failures for this since this was merged. |
BTW it's nice to see PRS used/tested more :-) |
http://fucit.org/solr-jenkins-reports/failure-report.html 8% is considerable. Not sure if the other failures are related. Is this a tough one to figure out @noblepaul ? |
TestLocalFSCloudBackupRestore failures seems plausibly related as its failures begin at the same time: |
And LocalFSCloudIncrementalBackupTest Gradle Enterprise does a nice job of visualizing recent failure trends. |
@noblepaul OverseerStatusTest still fails occasionally :-( A number of people have bumped into it and maybe wasted some time trying to figure out what happened. Something has to be done. |
+1 I spent a bunch of time on this this morning after running into OverseerStatusTest failures on main, before stumbling on this discussion. Any chance you're able to investigate further @noblepaul ? |
Neither this PR nor the commit mention a jira so I'll drop this reproducing failure here: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-17265 |
Ok created a PR to fix this, I'm not sure what the logic here was supposed to be, but I've changed PRS to be a much more normal per-test-class randomized option. |
Why isn't any of this PRS testing logic backported to 9x @noblepaul ? |
The approach seen here is perfect -- bake something risky in main then bring to branch_9x. |
Fair enough. We will let it bake then backport both. |
This is to clean up the JUnit tests. We want all tests to use PRS randomly