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Sporadic test errors since upgrading to Native 0.5 #4647

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armanbilge opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 3 comments
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Sporadic test errors since upgrading to Native 0.5 #4647

armanbilge opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 3 comments

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@armanbilge
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Most recently https://github.com/typelevel/cats/actions/runs/10556403923/job/29242594012

  [error] Error: Total 12066, Failed 0, Errors 12, Passed 12054
  [error] Error during tests:
  [error] 	cats.tests.MapSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.ReducibleSuiteAdditional
  [error] 	cats.tests.BoundedEnumerableSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.TraverseListSuiteUnderlying
  [error] 	cats.tests.NonEmptyAlternativeSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.FunctorSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.SemigroupKSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.FunctionKLiftSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.KleisliSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.TupleSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.IorSuite
  [error] 	cats.tests.WriterSuite

But this has been haunting us since we upgraded.

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danicheg commented Sep 1, 2024

Alright. What if we divide tests into two groups for Native build?

@armanbilge
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@danicheg Unfortunately the problem is likely a bug with MUnit or Scala Native itself. MUnit was hastily upgraded to multithreading.

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satorg commented Sep 5, 2024

I wonder – are there some other projects that suffer from the similar issue after upgrading to ScalaNative v5.x?
I only see it for Cats for now, but I may not be aware of all the projects around.

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