CI vs. local differences
Hi, some of my OS-Windows tests fail on CI [1] - seems like they are different when running on CI vs. running them locally (where they are green): OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testCursorIsVisibleByDefault OS.Windows.Tests.UI.Desktop.WinWindowTest.testPharoWindow OS.Windows.Tests.UI.Desktop.WinWindowTest.testWindowFromPoint OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testCursorSettingSize OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testIsConsoleType As I do not have direct access to the machine: - any idea what we can do so they get green in CI as well - or what is the best way to find out that I'm running on CI server to skip them somehow in the code Thanks T. [1] https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/job/OSWindows
Le 18 juin 2015 à 09:25, Torsten Bergmann a écrit :
Hi,
some of my OS-Windows tests fail on CI [1] - seems like they are different when running on CI vs. running them locally (where they are green):
OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testCursorIsVisibleByDefault OS.Windows.Tests.UI.Desktop.WinWindowTest.testPharoWindow OS.Windows.Tests.UI.Desktop.WinWindowTest.testWindowFromPoint OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testCursorSettingSize OS.Windows.Tests.Environment.WinConsoleTest.testIsConsoleType
As I do not have direct access to the machine: - any idea what we can do so they get green in CI as well - or what is the best way to find out that I'm running on CI server to skip them somehow in the code
I just gave rights to connect to slaves. Connect instructions are given here: https://ci.inria.fr/project/pharo-contribution/slaves (click on the ssh connect button of the slave you want to log in). Then you can use ssh -X or remote desktop and try to run your falling tests from there to see what happens. Christophe
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