lookup: skip permanent failures

[targos]

PPC segfaults all seem related to the TypeScript compiler.

• use HEAD for "nan" (test fixes not in a release)
• use HEAD for "yargs" (lint fixes not in a release)
• commander errors on AIX and segfaults on PPC
• cheerio times out on AIX
• npm errors on AIX
• socket.io fails in a V8 CHECK on AIX and segfaults on PPC
• esprima fails on AIX and segfault on PPC
• path-to-regexp segfaults on PPC
• ws fails in a V8 CHECK on PPC
• glob fails everywhere, including their own CI on Travis
• jest fails everywhere because MongoDB cannot start
• debug fails everywhere, including their own CI on Travis

[targos]

Reference run: https://ci.nodejs.org/view/Node.js-citgm/job/citgm-smoker/2701

[targos]

@nodejs/platform-aix @nodejs/platform-ppc FYI

[SimenB]

jest fails everywhere because MongoDB cannot start

we somewhat recently bumped the version of mongo we install. Can you link to a build failure?

[targos]

jest fails everywhere because MongoDB cannot start

we somewhat recently bumped the version of mongo we install. Can you link to a build failure?

https://ci.nodejs.org/view/Node.js-citgm/job/citgm-smoker/2701/nodes=fedora-latest-x64/testReport/junit/(root)/citgm/jest_v27_0_4/

[SimenB]

I vote for a rm -rf examples... I'll add a script for that and update the script here

[richardlau]

PPC segfaults all seem related to the TypeScript compiler.

Probably nodejs/node#38521. That references https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/2881918 which was backported to V8 9.1 in https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/2886159 which I think was included with nodejs/node#38273 / nodejs/node#38991 -- were these CI runs pre-V8 9.1?

[targos]

Yes, the CI run was on v16.3.0. I don't like running CITGM on the staging branch because some modules fail because of the prerelease version number.

[richardlau]

Yes, the CI run was on v16.3.0. I don't like running CITGM on the staging branch because some modules fail because of the prerelease version number.

Fair enough. I think I'd prefer not to skip the PPC crashes though so that we can verify they've been fixed by the V8 update when the next 16 release goes out.

[targos]

Yes, the CI run was on v16.3.0. I don't like running CITGM on the staging branch because some modules fail because of the prerelease version number.

Fair enough. I think I'd prefer not to skip the PPC crashes though so that we can verify they've been fixed by the V8 update when the next 16 release goes out.

I removed all PPC skips (and Jest)

[richardlau]

Yes, the CI run was on v16.3.0. I don't like running CITGM on the staging branch because some modules fail because of the prerelease version number.

Fair enough. I think I'd prefer not to skip the PPC crashes though so that we can verify they've been fixed by the V8 update when the next 16 release goes out.

I removed all PPC skips (and Jest)

Please could you remove the AIX skips due to crashes/failing DCHECKs as well (believed to be the same issue)?

[targos]

Yes, the CI run was on v16.3.0. I don't like running CITGM on the staging branch because some modules fail because of the prerelease version number.

Fair enough. I think I'd prefer not to skip the PPC crashes though so that we can verify they've been fixed by the V8 update when the next 16 release goes out.

I removed all PPC skips (and Jest)

Please could you remove the AIX skips due to crashes/failing DCHECKs as well (believed to be the same issue)?

Done