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In conclusion, this is a test bug. Increasing the metaspace space size can change the proportion (class and non-class allocation types) of the meta space usage and allow the test to pass, although it is not a real fix to the test issue.
...the fix on the Microsoft end will likely be to problemlist it.
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* Added problematic LowMemoryTest2 to problemlist for Microsoft
Related to #5022
* Problem listed the LowMemory2 test for Linux x64 as well (we might want to just remove this test from all SKUs)
* Add JDK21 ProblemList
* January 2024 PSU ProblemList
* Remove TestUTCParse.java from problemlist
* Add test to jdk21 msft problemlist
* Exclude JShellHeapDumpTest on windows-all
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Co-authored-by: Derek Keeler <d3r3kk@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Derek Keeler <dekeeler@microsoft.com>
Related to: #157
Described in detail by: JDK-8209743 (test framework problem)
Note: The fix for this issue was not backported to JDK11
Here's the results of the run without altering the test on our end:
jdk_management_0.tar.gz
Here's the results of the run after applying the 'band-aid' of increasing memory to 24m:
jdk_management_0.success.24m.tar.gz
Since the conclusion of the JDK TESTBUG is:
...the fix on the Microsoft end will likely be to problemlist it.
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