❦ 5 février 2017 09:22 +1300, Chris Lamb <[email protected]> : >> I have slowed down my own machine in a such ways tests are now taking 6s >> to execute. I cannot reproduce this. > > Interesting, the Reproducible Builds framework can reproduce it, and I > doubt that build node is _that_ slow! > > > https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/debian/logs/unstable/amd64/binaryornot_0.4.0-1.build2.log.gz
1.14 seconds to get 2 random 512-byte string. Maybe there is another
problem. First, I thought that maybe the machine is running on low
entropy and for some reason, /dev/random is used. But hypothesis uses a
seed and no random data after that. Maybe there is a bug in hypothesis.
I don't want to spend my Debian time fixing random test suites. I want
to keep the test suite as is as it is the best tool for me to detect
regressions on new version. I am not one to agree with the fact that
test suite should run in all environments, even reasonable ones (like
the 1-CPU one Santiago tested).
--
The ripest fruit falls first.
-- William Shakespeare, "Richard II"
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