Update expectations for other.test_metadce_minimal_pthreads after #15604 #16141
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This broke the emscripten-releases roller as well as recent test runs on emscripten CI. I have no idea how it actually passed in #15604. That is rather worrying.
dschuff
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kripken
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Perhaps it passed before due to a race in landing, with maybe #16129 ? If so, I'd expect it to fail not just on the roller but also on main here, only after landing, which as you said is indeed the case. |
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Ah yes, that makes sense |
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I'm going to land this TBR, once (maybe once the mac build confirms that the other suite is all good).. to get things green again. |
Sorry, not TBR, just land without waiting for all results. |
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This broke the emscripten-releases roller as well as recent test
runs on emscripten CI.
I have no idea how it actually passed in #15604. That is rather
worrying.