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The transition to `dotnet test` seems to have broken our unit tests that depend on executing on an x86 architecture. This fixes that by using the `--arch` argument to the `dotnet test` execution. This was made more general to facilitate our future arm64 work in this area
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Verified locally this does cause the x86 test runner to be used in |
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Is there anything else we should do to verify here? For example, temporarily insert a test which has different behaviors depending on |
I could not think of a simple way to verify this on x86 / x64. The tests are only compiled once hence not clear how we can have tests that validate specific behaviors that we can query on. The good news is that once we go to arm64 this gets trivial to verify. Our test leg times out even when running minimal tests if we accidentally use x64 emulation |
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I opened #60324 to test in the way I described. I don't really anticipate having an ongoing test for this, it seems too much like "assert that X is X", but thought a sanity test at the time we introduce it would be useful. |
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Great news, I was wrong. Our tests were actually successfully executing on x86. |
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Co-authored-by: Sam Harwell <sam@tunnelvisionlabs.com>
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Consider documenting the accepted values
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I wanted to leave that out because the set of values isn't constant. It's whatever the underlying dotnet test supports and that changes across versions.
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Now that we are actually running on x64 this stress test is failing on Spanish x64. The tolerance on Spanish x64 is stronger than English x64 for reasons that I don't fully understand.
At the moment I'm just trying to get this PR green. This test doesn't change code, it just makes our x64 tests actually run on x64. Fixing the easy bugs I find but overall just trying to get us to green. If this gets us to green my intent is going to file a bug here and merge.
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It more broke our infra that expected to be running tests on a variety of x86 and x64. It did allow a handful of tests to be written that executed correctly on x86 but failed on x64. Thus far all test bugs, no product bugs. Nevertheless it's tedious to work through the failures to get to a passing state again. |
…red-members * upstream/main: (50 commits) Fix top-level speculation (dotnet#60274) Skip CodeDefinitionWindows integration tests Avoid resizing array builder while get unaliased references (dotnet#60220) Fix our x86 test execution (dotnet#60323) [LSP] Don't adjust breakpoints when there are diagnostics in the document (dotnet#60334) Allow VS Mac to access a few options and a helper method (dotnet#60333) Add support for CheckedStatement for smart break line (dotnet#60308) Initialize MEF parts before switching to the UI thread (dotnet#60289) Don't offer convert to switch when an implicit cast is present (dotnet#60224) Fix Add basic TS LSP server (dotnet#59639) Fix issue when multiple different diagnostics share a single fixer Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/arcade build 20220321.2 (dotnet#60315) Check for reference assembly before deciding which language to show (dotnet#60271) Fix XLF files that were manually edited Revert "Fix a typo and an inconsistency" Fix conversion issues in null coalescing operator (dotnet#60202) Fix type parameter scoping for local functions (dotnet#60098) Update SDK version in docs, etc. (dotnet#60299) Edit the breaking change doc for publishing on docs (dotnet#60260) ...
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* Fix our x86 test execution The transition to `dotnet test` seems to have broken our unit tests that depend on executing on an x86 architecture. This fixes that by using the `--arch` argument to the `dotnet test` execution. This was made more general to facilitate our future arm64 work in this area * Disable test failing on x64 * fix the test * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Sam Harwell <sam@tunnelvisionlabs.com> * Disable test on spanish * Test fixes Co-authored-by: Sam Harwell <sam@tunnelvisionlabs.com>
The transition to
dotnet testseems to have broken our unit tests thatdepend on executing on an x86 architecture. This fixes that by using the
--archargument to thedotnet testexecution.This was made more general to facilitate our future arm64 work in this
area