Philip Martin wrote:
>"D.J. Heap" <djheap@dhiprovo.com> writes:
>
>
>
>>I've been experiencing a commit test failure occasionally and was
>>wondering if anyone else was seeing it. What's odd is that it doesn't
>>fail all the time even running against the same binaries. I can also go
>>through the steps manually and everything appears to work as far as I
>>can tell, so I haven't been too concerned.
>>
>>
>
>That appears to indicate some sort of race. Do the two failures
>always occur together? On Unix it is possible to run a single test
>using
>
> % <source_dir>/subversion/tests/clients/cmdline/commit_tests.py 21
>
>(add -v for verbose output) can you do the same on Windows?
>
Yes, this is possible, but you have to run the script from the binary
tree, not the source tree.
>If you run the test repeatedly how often does it fail?
>
>There was a testsuite race in past (copying a repository while
>svnserve was still accessing it),
>
I think I'm seeing this ra_svn tests from time to time.
>but I see you are running over
>ra_local and commit test 21 is simple: add a file, commit, update,
>commit. There is not much scope for a testsuite race there. Could this
>be another symptom of the Windows filesystem race? What do the
>working copy and repository look like after the test fails?
>
>
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Received on Mon Jun 16 23:52:10 2003