Builder curl-ares-solaris11-i386 Build #4251
Results:
Build successful
SourceStamp:
| Project | curl |
| Repository | https://github.com/curl/curl.git |
| Branch | master |
| Revision | 7dd5bb77c397e7b7a7f323224c34488f1130399a |
| Got Revision | 7dd5bb77c397e7b7a7f323224c34488f1130399a |
| Changes | 1 change |
BuildSlave:
unstable11xReason:
The SingleBranchScheduler scheduler named 'schedule-curl-ares-solaris11-i386' triggered this build
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| osplatform | I386 | SetPropertyFromCommand Step |
| osrelease | 11 | SetPropertyFromCommand Step |
| project | curl | Build |
| repository | https://github.com/curl/curl.git | Build |
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| slavename | unstable11x | BuildSlave |
| workdir | /export/home/buildbot/slave/curl-ares-solaris11-i386 | slave (deprecated) |
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Responsible Users:
- Viktor Szakatscommit@vsz.me
Timing:
| Start | Mon Dec 8 13:20:10 2025 |
| End | Mon Dec 8 13:27:34 2025 |
| Elapsed | 7 mins, 23 secs |
All Changes:
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Change #251383
Category curl Changed by Viktor Szakats <commit@vsz.me> Changed at Mon 08 Dec 2025 13:08:14 Repository https://github.com/curl/curl.git Project curl Branch master Revision 7dd5bb77c397e7b7a7f323224c34488f1130399a Comments
CI/windows: add torture tests with Schannel With Schannel and Unicode, `-shallow=13`. It finishes in 12 minutes, making it the slowest Windows job. It's still on par with torture jobs on other platforms (though they manage to fit `-shallow=25`). Also `-shallow=13` still caught leaks in multiple tests. Also: - test2300: exclude from CI Windows torture tests. - experimental. The downside of going with deeper torture tests, is that it requires increasing the job timeout. This in turns means that a hung job takes more minutes to be killed (due to GitHub bugs where a hung step does not honor the per-step timeout on Windows, another bug where a hung job gets killed +5 minutes above the workflow timeout, and another bug (or feature?) where other failed/hung jobs in the the workflow cannot be restarted till the last job finishes or gets killed. And all this probably related to a Perl bug which makes it hang on fork errors, which is turn related to Cygwin/MSYS2 runtime bugs which breaks fork in case of curl's mixed MSYS2-Perl/native-curl-binaries environment.) The end result in longer forced waits before being able to restart flaky jobs, which slows down iterations and annoying. Also tried: - non-c-ares job: detected known issues much less often. - replaced libidn2 with WinIDN: detected known issues much less often. - runtests -j9-j20 values: did not make a difference. - other `-shallow` values: 20 is the max feasible, but comes with the downside described above. Ref: #19675 (reboot of) Follow-up to f08417c4259a3b9a2e4d72a48fa02ce6502cb587 #19863 Closes #19865
Changed files
- .github/workflows/windows.yml