Some improvements to RF #56659
Some improvements to RF #56659
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/gc Issue Detailsusually I use RF to see if I get AVs, but with regions it's uncertain if tests are just taking a very long time.
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Do we still want to keep the variant where PROJECTK_BUILD is not defined?
It looks like the code won't compile (with or without your change) without PROJECTK_BUILD defined.
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yeah, I thought about just getting rid of the define (ie, it's always defined) since I don't see any value of maintaining it. but didn't do it with this PR... feel free to do that if you like.
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The call to String.Format is unnecessary?
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right 😁 that's from some copying/pasting. will get rid of it
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You called GC.CollectionCount(2) twice, looks like one should use 1 as an argument, or am I wrong?
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indeed it should be 1, thanks for spotting it!! 👍
+ added a maximumWaitTime config default to 10 mins + actually breaks into the debugger when it times out when debugBreakOnTestHang is specified + prints out the progress while we wait so it's obvious if it's hung or just because some tests are taking a long time. example output - [7/30/2021 6:52:26 PM 1] ============current number of tests running 14, allocated 50,040,808,336 so far, 879,122,336 since last; (GC 439:420:420), waited 55s [7/30/2021 6:52:26 PM 1] Still running: DirectedGraph.dll [7/30/2021 6:52:26 PM 1] Still running: LargeObjectAlloc.dll [7/30/2021 6:52:26 PM 1] Still running: LargeObjectAlloc1.dll [7/30/2021 6:52:29 PM 1] Still running: LargeObjectAlloc2.dll
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failures are unrelated. |
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thanks @hoyosjs! |
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usually I use RF to see if I get AVs, but with regions it's uncertain if tests are just taking a very long time.
tests are taking a long time. example output -