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Hotspot test serviceability/sa/ClhsdbCDSCore.java hangs on adoptium infra #3745
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This could be related to JDK-8283410, but on Adoptium infra it seems to affect linux (not windows?). |
@zzambers I did run it on a different agent ClhsdbCDSCore.java and it passed https://ci.adoptium.net/view/Test_grinder/job/Grinder/10970/ ( failed one is due to no test selected.) So it might be related with infra as you can't reproduce it on your environment. Could you please move it to infra repo? Or I can move it if you agree? |
@sophia-guo by moving you mean filling the same issue there and closing this one? |
@sophia-guo Can you get a list of which machines/distributions it passes and fails on? Your one was run on RHEL. Both of zzambers' runs were on an (old, out of support) Ubuntu distribution (although neither were in containers). At the moment I'm not sure we have enough information to be able to be able to take an action this one in the infrastructure repo since it's not clear what is needed to resolve it. |
I can see, that this test hangs on adoptium infra, being killed on timeout (seems reliable):
serviceability/sa/ClhsdbCDSCore.java
I can see this both in dev.openjdk run and when ran in grinder.
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Notes:
I have tried to reproduce this locally or on our ifra both manually invoking jtreg and through aqa-tests, but failed to reproduce it. Maybe it is inra/environment issue? Test first intentionally crashes the VM using Unsafe class to produce core file. However this hangs when ran on adoptium infra. Maybe something with core dump settings? I don't know.
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