Attempts to reduce JRuby test flickering #1232
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It seems that the JAVA_OPTS we set cause our specs to periodically fail. These options are important for cucumber runtime since rspec is spawned many times, but are less important for the spec run since it is a single ruby invokation.
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Attempts to reduce JRuby test flickering
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Thanks @alindeman :) |
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Nice work tracking this down, @alindeman :). Is there something actionable here we can report to the JRuby team? |
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I'll try to get a smaller case written before bringing them in. That said, if I can't, I'll ping them with this as-is. |
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It seems that the JAVA_OPTS we set cause our specs to periodically fail. These
options are important for cucumber runtime since rspec is spawned many times,
but are less important for the spec run since it is a single ruby invokation.
/cc: @myronmarston, @JonRowe