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Since we don't have AArch64 runners, four JIT CI jobs are run under emulation.
Unfortunately, our test suite wasn't exactly designed to be run using qemu-user. That's okay, but it means that these jobs currently --excludea bunch of test files for low-level OS functionality that currently either crash, fail, or hang under emulation.
Rather than excluding the entire files, we should probably maintain a text file of individual tests and use our test runner's --ignorefile option instead. That way, we would still have pretty good coverage of these modules.
Since we don't have AArch64 runners, four JIT CI jobs are run under emulation.
Unfortunately, our test suite wasn't exactly designed to be run using
qemu-user
. That's okay, but it means that these jobs currently--exclude
a bunch of test files for low-level OS functionality that currently either crash, fail, or hang under emulation.Rather than excluding the entire files, we should probably maintain a text file of individual tests and use our test runner's
--ignorefile
option instead. That way, we would still have pretty good coverage of these modules.Anyone interested in doing this?
Linked PRs
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