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  1. Disable tests using injection points in installcheck

  1. ERROR: error triggered for injection point gin-leave-leaf-split-incomplete

    Thomas Munro <thomas.munro@gmail.com> — 2024-03-14T01:37:07Z

    Hi,

I noticed 3 regression test failures like $SUBJECT in cfbot runs for
unrelated patches that probably shouldn't affect GIN, so I guess this
is probably a problem in master.  All three happened on FreeBSD, but I
doubt that's relevant, it's just that the FreeBSD CI task was randomly
selected to also run the "regress-running" test suite, which is a sort
of Meson equivalent of make installcheck (eg running tests against a
cluster that was already running).  As for why it might require
regress-running or have started only recently, it could be due to
yesterday's boost in the number of CPUs for FreeBSD CI, changing the
timing.  (?)

http://cfbot.cputube.org/highlights/regress-7.html

  2. Re: ERROR: error triggered for injection point gin-leave-leaf-split-incomplete

    Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> — 2024-03-14T02:28:14Z

    Thomas Munro <thomas.munro@gmail.com> writes:
> I noticed 3 regression test failures like $SUBJECT in cfbot runs for
> unrelated patches that probably shouldn't affect GIN, so I guess this
> is probably a problem in master.

Hmm ... I have no insight on what's causing this, but "error triggered
for" is about as content-free an error message as I've ever seen.
Even granting that it's developer-directed, it's still content-free:
we already know it's an error, and something must have triggered that,
but you're offering nothing about what.  Can't we do better than that?

			regards, tom lane