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AccessViolationException
breaks System.IO.FileSystem tests
#66515
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-io Issue DetailsDescription
Reproduction Steps
Expected behaviorTest pass Actual behaviorAccessViolationException Regression?No response Known WorkaroundsNo response ConfigurationWindows-x64 Other informationI am not sure if the test can be reproduced 100%. It only occurs sometimes. This might have something to do with Issue #46381.
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The 2nd stack is simply what vs test does when the child test process dies spontaneously. I linked the issue. |
I'll try running locally. |
I see no failure. I"ll leave it looping, but I suspect your environment somehow as these tests run all the time in PR's, rolling etc. Does it repro if you clean the repo and then rerun those steps? All I can think of is that you're on a German locale OS, but I don't know how that could be relevant. |
Also what are your precise steps? You mention CLR+Libs but I think you also need to build libs.tests. Is your repo on FAT32? |
After a
As far as I know
No its NTFS. |
OK, I believe your build was in a broken state. For example, you built it, then you pulled, then you built only part of it, leaving a combination of binaries that cannot work together. That is not a build stability problem. When you get a wierd failure like this, cleaning and rebuilding is a good thing to do before opening an issue. |
Description
Reproduction Steps
main
-config Release
cd src/libraries/System.IO.FileSystem/tests
dotnet build /t:Test /p:Configuration=Release
Expected behavior
Test pass
Actual behavior
AccessViolationException
Regression?
No response
Known Workarounds
No response
Configuration
Windows-x64
Other information
I am not sure if the test can be reproduced 100%. It only occurs sometimes.
This might have something to do with Issue #46381.
@danmoseley you might know more about it?
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