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Deleted a few other irrelevant properties as well while I was on it.
Fixes #7711
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Fixes #7607
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To fix tests, change dnxcore50 -> netcoreapp1.0 and add test_runtime.
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After increasing the timeout time for gcstress, these tests continue to fail
due to timeouts. To get the gcstress legs green and keep them within a manageable
amount of time they will be disabled.
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Roslyn loads System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms via reflection
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Upgrade System.Runtime dependency for JIT tests to get GCHandle.
Change system.runtime 4.0.20 to 4.1.0 rc2 dependency to try to copy the runtimes to CORE_ROOT.
Fix new project.json files.
Fix hardcoded Microsoft.DotNet.xunit.performance version.
Upgrade System.Runtime.InteropServices to prerelease level to avoid type conflicts with System.Runtime.
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First checks to see if a stable version of that dependency was restored, and if not, found the stable.minor.patch version with the prerelease spec of the dependency.
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checked-in lockfiles.
Used a tool to look at lockfiles: when a dependency did not have a corresponding downloaded package, found the latest version that was downloaded and changed the project.json to match. This fixes any packages that don't exist (such as some beta-23302) and floating dependencies (*).
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Add Benchmarks for Roslyn C# compilation and dataflow analysis.
The `managed/Compilation` test is similar and potentially now somewhat redundant. I left it alone but updated its dependencies since they need to agree with the new test.
I had to manually edit the `project.lock.json` files to remove the analyzers entries under libraries, to avoid a null pointer error in the PrereleaseResolveNuGetPackageAssets task (there's no language set for these projects so the attempt to deduce the appropriate set of analyzers fails).
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This is a collection of managed runtime tests from an internal legacy test tree.
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The following changes are being submitted in order to prepare for a large collection of tests to be ported from the internal legacy test tree.
- Adds "build kinds" to the test tree.
- Adds some documentation for the test tree
- Adds a Test Priority feature (see documentation Documentation/project-docs/tests.md for more information.
- Dropped the cs_template.csproj types and converted to individual CSProject files.
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CoreCLR tests will need to be built on Windows and copied over to a non-Windows machine. Then, coreclr/tests/runtest.sh along
with some switches can be used to run the tests.
Changes:
- Run tests in parallel by default (use --sequential to force sequential mode)
- Update Windows test build to produce the Windows core overlay that includes test dependencies that are not built
- Add a number of switches (see coreclr/tests/runtest.sh for details) to provide locations of:
- The Windows test build
- The CoreCLR native test build
- Either:
- This:
- The core layout (including all of the below)
- Or:
- The CoreCLR build
- mscorlib.dll
- The CoreFX build
- The CoreFX native build
- Using information from above, build or use the core layout, and copy native test binaries to the respective test directories
- Add --testDir to specify an inclusive list of test directories to run
- Add text files to exclude tests:
- coreclr/tests/testsUnsupportedOutsideWindows.txt - Tests that are not supported outside Windows
- coreclr/tests/testsFailingOutsideWindows.txt - Tests that are known to fail outside Windows and are temporarily disabled while they are investigated
- Add --runFailingTestsOnly to run only the tests listed in coreclr/tests/testsFailingOutsideWindows.txt to verify known failures
- Produce xUnit-style output for the CI, output goes into <Windows test build folder>/coreclrtests.xml
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1) Float package versions
2) Change readytorun packages to use project.json. The versions that were referenced in the packages.config didn't actually exist anyway, and on machines with cleaner caches, might cause a build breka
3) Lock SIMD packages
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This changes moves coreclr onto DNX (same version as corefx). Theoretically, this should allow these tests to target the desktop CLR. All of the old package.config files are gone and replaced with corresponding project.json files. The up front restore behavior is retained. Tests are now buildable individually, though not runnable in a similar fashion.
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The test will use Roslyn to compile a simple program.
[tfs-changeset: 1408001]
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