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8273361: InfoOptsTest is failing in tier1 #5381
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I'm not a Reviewer, nor an expert in this area, but this change looks OK to me. |
Thanks for review, @jaikiran. Any formal Reviewer wants to chime in? Would be nice to get GHA all green again. |
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It would seem better to me if the test didn't depend on hardcoded localized strings (e.g. by printing the content of e.g. |
Oh, I like that idea. See new commit. |
GHA checks are green, I am integrating. /integrate |
Going to push as commit 267c61a.
Your commit was automatically rebased without conflicts. |
Current test checks that informational messages are not printed twice. The failing tests verifies that by checking
java.specification.version
is not present twice in the version string. Effectively, it searches for18
. But a second18
could get to version string from anywhere: the Git hash, the user name, etc. It is failing in current GHA due to Git hash containing18
.I believe the test should be more conservative: look for more unique strings, and check that the lines start with it. "javac" and "javac full version" seem unique enough. Checking that lines start with "javac" handles the case of accidental version strings that includes that string (think username that includes "javac" for some reason, who are we to judge...).
Additional testing:
--with-version-opt=javac
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