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@VladimirKempik VladimirKempik commented Sep 18, 2022

Clean backport to jdk19u


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  • JDK-8170305: URLConnection doesn't handle HTTP/1.1 1xx (informational) messages

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@openjdk openjdk bot changed the title Backport 8bd79d3efdcab5997056675467aac70895903d33 8170305: URLConnection doesn't handle HTTP/1.1 1xx (informational) messages Sep 18, 2022
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  • 689f8f2: 8294357: (tz) Update Timezone Data to 2022d
  • e2a9916: 8292969: Bad Thread Utilization in ForkJoinPool
  • 1454bf2: 8291633: Build failures with GCC 11, Alpine 3 due to incompatible casts from nullptr
  • 152d2f1: 8290529: C2: assert(BoolTest(btest).is_canonical()) failure
  • 3d1cabb: 8294517: Update jdk19u fix version to 19.0.2
  • a1cc5be: 8288377: [REDO] DST not applying properly with zone id offset set with TZ env variable
  • e102312: 8293834: Update CLDR data following tzdata 2022c update
  • 7f34799: 8291508: Fix some tests with "requires vm.jvmti & vm.continuations"
  • 59a331a: 8290496: riscv: Fix build warnings-as-errors with GCC 11
  • 30294b3: 8286314: Trampoline not created for far runtime targets outside small CodeCache
  • ... and 13 more: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk19u/compare/903c21b0268f7c5e3bfd3ae69328b864fb3cc65c...master

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reschke commented Sep 19, 2022

FWIW; the failing test macos-aarch64 seems to be a CI glitch.

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reschke commented Sep 22, 2022

So, what's the next step here?

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It's to test the included testcase on any of supported systems, to make sure the patched JDK passes the test just fine

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reschke commented Sep 22, 2022

It's to test the included testcase on any of supported systems, to make sure the patched JDK passes the test just fine

But the test is included, in the PR, no?

So the only question is why tests failed on macos-aarch64 - and that is clearly a CI problem (wget failing to download something).

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VladimirKempik commented Sep 22, 2022

It's to test the included testcase on any of supported systems, to make sure the patched JDK passes the test just fine

But the test is included, in the PR, no?

But nobody have yet run it on the patched openjdk19.
CI runs only tier1 tests, and I highly doubt this test is part of tier1.

So the only question is why tests failed on macos-aarch64 - and that is clearly a CI problem (wget failing to download something).

It's just CI problem.

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reschke commented Sep 22, 2022

And there is no CI that will run these tests?

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And there is no CI that will run these tests?

that's right

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