paleolimbot commented on issue #33094:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/33094#issuecomment-1387452294
I've done some bisecting of the tests in the pursuit of a minimal reproducer
here. Since it appears that the docker image used in the nightly test is the
only way to reproduce this, I looked up some image details and what gets run.
- The image is defined in arrow/docker-compose.yml ("ubuntu-r-valgrind")
- It's based on Winston Chang's r-debug image
- The image might have some ubuntu version mismatch thing going on...some of
the options in seems to suggest it's an 18.04 image but I'm pretty sure it's
22.04 that's running.
- The script that runs is in ci/scripts/r_valgrind.sh. It basically runs
r/tests/testthat.R with R -d valgrind.
```
ubuntu-r-valgrind:
# Only 18.04 and amd64 supported
# Usage:
# docker-compose build ubuntu-r-valgrind
# docker-compose run ubuntu-r-valgrind
image: ${REPO}:amd64-ubuntu-18.04-r-valgrind
build:
context: .
dockerfile: ci/docker/linux-r.dockerfile
cache_from:
- ${REPO}:amd64-ubuntu-18.04-r-valgrind
args:
base: wch1/r-debug:latest
r_bin: RDvalgrind
tz: ${TZ}
environment:
<<: [*ccache, *sccache]
ARROW_R_DEV: ${ARROW_R_DEV}
# AVX512 not supported by Valgrind (similar to ARROW-9851) some
runners support AVX512 and some do not
# so some build might pass without this setting, but we want to ensure
that we stay to AVX2 regardless of runner.
EXTRA_CMAKE_FLAGS: "-DARROW_RUNTIME_SIMD_LEVEL=AVX2"
ARROW_SOURCE_HOME: "/arrow"
volumes: *ubuntu-volumes
command: >
/bin/bash -c "
/arrow/ci/scripts/r_valgrind.sh /arrow"
```
To find a test file with a a leak, I modified `r/test/testthat.R` with a
filter to use specific tests:
```r
# Tried:
# filter = "^Array" (no leaks)
# filter = "^dataset" (no leaks)
# filter = "^dplyr" (leaks!)
# filter = "^dplyr-[g-u]" (leaks!)
# filter = "^dplyr-[s-u]" (leaks!)
# filter = "^dplyr-summarize" (leaks!)
test_check("arrow", reporter = arrow_reporter, filter = "^dplyr-summarize")
```
Next, I'll see if I can isolate one test in the summarize tests that leaks
consistently.
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