Auto-shrink testcase group when too many variants are found.#1105
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LGTM. I wonder if another way to address this is to make the similarity algorithm a bit more aggressive in the case of crash types with user provided input like CHECKs.
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I fixed some signature in crash analyzer, but there are more crazy cases. |
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take another look, although i wont check this in until next week. |
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@oliverchang - can you please take another look. |
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LGTM. Sorry didn't realise you were waiting on another review! |
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If a crash results in similar looking stacktraces that only differ in slight strings (e.g. numbers in check failure asserts), this can explode the number of testcases in a group, breaking crash management and processing. Since this happens from time to time, make it automatic to auto-shrink those testcase groups.