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Sign upCreate a test for #11264 #11281
Create a test for #11264 #11281
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I'm really not sure why the logs in #11261 show that there was a I wasn't able to reproduce it on my computer since I'm using Linux and I hit a |
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I have not been able to reproduce #11261 yet from 904e9ea. The panic backtrace reported by @paulrouget doesn't make sense at all, any @KiChjang wasn't able to reproduce the failure so the fix was produced on faith. I would like to properly figure out the actual problem we solved; @paulrouget can you revert to the revision in which you observed the panic and get a proper backtrace from |
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Was this done? |
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It was not done. |
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This will never be done. |
It's not clear to me why it's difficult to test. We had a reproducible test case, and the code changes seem to be working around a particular situation that can occur. Why can't we reverse-engineer the conditions that make that code be executed?
cc @KiChjang