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Sean Busbey commented on HBASE-19204:
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bq. Possible to compile w/ 1.7 but run w/ 1.8 Sean Busbey? Our yetus probably
doesn't allow this?
I'd have to play with the multi-jdk stuff to see if I could get the unit test
running JDK to differ from the corresponding compile.
What do we think this will catch that we won't catch running JDK8 for unit
tests with JDK8 compilation?
With our current set up it'd be much easier for me to do a "make sure things
compile with JDK7" and then just run unit tests in our existing "build and run
with JDK8" test step.
If we can't run the unit test suite with JDK7, what does that imply about the
reliability for folks who run JDK7? should we call out concerns where we
currently say running with JDK7 is supported?
We could set up a jdk7 profile that disables some tests. Sounds like maybe
that'll be too many to be useful?
> branch-1.2 times out and is taking 6-7 hours to complete
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> Key: HBASE-19204
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-19204
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Umbrella
> Components: test
> Reporter: stack
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> Sean has been looking at tooling and infra. This Umbrellas is about looking
> at actual tests. For example, running locally on dedicated machine I picked a
> random test, TestPerColumnFamilyFlush. In my test run, it wrote 16M lines. It
> seems to be having zk issues but it is catching interrupts and ignoring them
> ([~carp84] fixed this in later versions over in HBASE-18441).
> Let me try and do some fixup under this umbrella so we can get a 1.2.7 out
> the door.
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