Fix for OSX spawn test#22788
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…etimes the return code instead of EMFILE
vtjnash
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Not sure it's related or not, I found a way to make
using Base.Test
for i in 1:100000 # just a large number
println(i)
@test success(`true`)
endyes, we need |
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@iblis17 looks unrelated. I ran your code in my debugger and found the issue is that Apple's libunwind does not conform to its specification (its |
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@vtjnash :-o file it as another issue? |
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Should be a radar, but I'm not very active about getting those submitted. |
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…etimes the return code instead of EMFILE (JuliaLang#22788)
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Ran into this several times while running the tests about a million times so far for #22441. I don't think this is related to #17626, but one could always hope, right?