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The coverage run completed, but it looks like the coverage decreases in some lines. Not sure if this happened in the past. For example, Not sure why this would happen, other than due to bitcoin/bitcoin#29018 |
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Though, the cross-diff is at a historic low, so the result is one of the most deterministic ones (so far) |
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This is ready for review, now that CI passed, except for the expected 'lint' failure. |
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Reviewing this now. About how long is the script expected to take? |
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Looking at the commit timestamps, it took around 4 hours, but it could be more or less, depending on your compute, memory and storage. |
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Original: https://marcofleon.github.io/coverage/original_fuzz_corpora/ Both coverage reports generated on the most commit in master. Looks generally good to me, there was a little drop in function coverage (e.g. Corpora went from 5.7G to 2.7G. |
As per the usual process to avoid wasted CI resources and timeouts when CI runs on large and presumed irrelevant inputs.
Normally, deletion of non-reduced fuzz inputs should happen after feature-freeze on the
masterBitcoin Core branch, but before branch-off, so that the latest release branch retains mostly valid fuzz inputs.Previous: #204
To "reproduce"
Install a fresh VM, as explained in the bash script's doc, and run it:
To "test"
CI
CI should pass, except for a
lintfailure, which should light up on any changes like this pull request, which delete fuzz inputs.