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Thinking about where it's happened, seems like it's only been Rust packages. |
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No, that's wrong. 1 is Rust, 1 is Go. |
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The error seems to reappear after doing that target recreation. The new job eventually shows status Failed with a Killed line in the log, and the error starts happening in fuzz regression again. |
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There's another example from cranelift. The fuzz regression phase fails with the same error. https://dev.azure.com/bookmoons/cranelift/_build/results?buildId=32 This one doesn't seem to have the Failed status. The erroring target |
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I think an update of the CLI is needed to https://github.com/fuzzitdev/fuzzit/releases/tag/v2.4.44 |
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Upgrading the client fixed this everywhere. Thanks a lot @yevgenypats. |
Recently regression tests have been failing. It seems to happen after a fuzzing run ends with Failed. I've seen in 3 separate orgs now.
Here's an example.
https://travis-ci.org/bookmoons/jaeger/jobs/582957346
That "not a directory" line is present in all failures, always with the same path.
Deleting the target and creating a new one with a different name resolves the error. The "not a directory" line disappears and the build succeeds. Recreating with the same name doesn't work, it seems to preserve the settings and whatever state is causing the error.
Status of the last fuzzing job always seems to be Failed. The end of the worker log always has a Killed line.
https://app.fuzzit.dev/orgs/jaeger/targets/deserialize-zipkin/XrYqKhDNLJ7K9jO1bwCK