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Add one stable and good GC stress test to normal tests #1189

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rurban opened this issue Jan 23, 2015 · 0 comments
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Add one stable and good GC stress test to normal tests #1189

rurban opened this issue Jan 23, 2015 · 0 comments
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rurban commented Jan 23, 2015

This would have caught the "GC regression --optimize caused by PARROT_CANNOT_RETURN_NULL" #1186

I think of t/stress/gc_1.pir but maybe one of the CallContext or json nqp test.
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[test] Add 2 stable and good GC stress test to normal tests
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Closes GH #1189
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[test] Add 2 stable and good GC stress test to normal tests
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Closes GH #1189
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[test] Only one test, travis timed out >10min
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GH #1189
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[test] Add 2 stable and good GC stress test to normal tests
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See GH #1189
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[test] Only one test, travis timed out >10min
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Also a minor test refactor.
Closes GH #1189
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