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I see what the issue is: It expects to see Ackermann in the output, but if the check passes without any issues, which it now should, the test fails.
I specifically ran full `test` before merging, so I'm curious why it didn't fail than…
The fix is to add --verbose flag, to always see Ackermann in the output, as the point of this integration test is just to see the python script doesn't crash when invoking the driver:
// RUN: %Benchmark_Driver check 1 --verbose \
@eecksteinaschwaighofer@apple.com (JIRA User) Can you guys do that for of me, please? I'm running a full compilation overnight at the moment (it's 1:50am here).
UPDATE: Ups… it does crash (when I ran this locally with what I had left over in my bin...) So if the above doesn't really help, I'll investigate tomorrow.
I was crashing locally because build has already wiped the libraries... The above should be the fix. I apparently need to sleep.
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: 032fe3baf205c97ea90159c065458961
Issue Description:
See https://ci.swift.org/job/oss-swift-incremental-RA-osx/5935/
It started failing one build after #20861 (comment) was merged. Looks like it's a flaky test.
Arnold disabled the test for now.
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