edespino commented on issue #765:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/issues/765#issuecomment-2533758172
Thanks for raising this concern about core dumps being generated during test
execution. This is definitely something we should address to improve our test
infrastructure.
## Proposed Solution
We could enhance the test framework by adding an optional core file
existence check. Here's how it would work:
```yaml
- test: ic-resgroup-v2
make_target: installcheck-resgroup-v2
make_directory: --directory=src/test/isolation2
num_primary_mirror_pairs: 3
perform_core_file_existence_check: true
```
When `perform_core_file_existence_check` is enabled, the framework would:
1. Monitor for core file generation during test execution
2. Automatically fail tests if unexpected core files are detected
3. Capture stack trace information for debugging purposes
4. Include clear failure messages indicating why the test failed (core file
found)
This approach would help us:
- Identify potential issues early in the development cycle
- Manage disk space more effectively by avoiding unnecessary core dumps
- Maintain debugging capabilities through stack traces
- Distinguish between intentional and unintentional core dumps
## Next Steps
Before proceeding, could you clarify if any of the current core file
generations are intentional test cases? This would help us avoid flagging
legitimate test scenarios as failures.
I'd be happy to collaborate on implementing this enhancement. Let me know if
you'd like to move forward with this approach or if you have any other
suggestions for handling this situation.
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