Jonathan is working on some changes to jtreg that may allow many of the
tests on the ProblemList to be removed, I am hopeful anyway.
Once we have that new jtreg available, trimming this list down is next.
I admit to being a little quick to add some tests to the list, it was
a somewhat
frustrating experience to isolate these things when looking at all 12
platforms/vms.
I think in this case it was timing out on Solaris sparc and appeared
to be a stress test.
This test is already marked othervm, so I can only assume that it is
very close
to the default timeout, looks like a fairly complex testcase, but I see
no reason to not add it back in, maybe I can bump up the timeout on
this test.
And I had no idea any of these were pets, I assumed they were all
wild. ;^)
-kto
On Mar 29, 2010, at 3:57 PM, Martin Buchholz wrote:
I was surprised to see some of my own favorite tests
in test/ProblemList.txt and am not happy about that.
I fear that we have regression tests finding actual
regressions and that instead of this causing the
guilty changeset to be reverted, (or better yet
never checked in), innocent tests are just
getting added to the blacklist.
At least please un-blacklist my pet ProcessBuilder/Basic.java.
Martin
