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This fallback won't match in a devcontainer: on main the build tree has no top-level CTestTestfile.cmake.
enable_testing() is only called in cpp/tests/CMakeLists.txt. The top-level include(CTest) doesn't enable testing either, because the papilo block earlier in cpp/CMakeLists.txt caches BUILD_TESTING OFF (set(BUILD_TESTING OFF CACHE BOOL "Disable test build for papilo")). I reproduced that structure in a minimal project: the only testfile generated is build/tests/CTestTestfile.cmake, and ctest --test-dir build -N reports Total Tests: 0. So test-cuopt-cpp would exit with "CTestTestfile.cmake not found".
Suggested fix (from #1168): turn BUILD_TESTING off only around papilo, so include(CTest) enables testing at the top level:
With that, a configure with BUILD_TESTS=ON has a root CTestTestfile.cmake listing the cuOpt tests, and no third-party tests (so the unlabeled-test guard doesn't trip). Pointing this fallback at cpp/build/latest/tests would also work, but plain ctest --test-dir cpp/build/latest would still find nothing.
if [[ -d "${installed_test_location}" ]]; then
if [[ -f "${installed_test_location}/CTestTestfile.cmake" ]]; then
CTEST_DIR="${installed_test_location}"
GTEST_DIR="${installed_test_location}"
elif [[ -d "${devcontainers_test_location}" ]]; then
GTEST_DIR="${devcontainers_test_location}"
elif [[ -f "${devcontainers_build_dir}/CTestTestfile.cmake" ]]; then
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Minor: this directory doesn't exist in the build tree. ConfigureTest doesn't set an output directory, so the binaries sit next to their sources, e.g. tests/linear_programming/LP_UNIT_TEST and tests/utilities/CLI_TEST. Only the nightly crash path (--gtest_list_tests) uses GTEST_DIR, so devcontainer runs never reach it. Main had the same path before this PR.
else
echo "Error: Test location not found. Searched:" >&2
echo "Error: CTestTestfile.cmake not found. Searched:" >&2
echo " - ${installed_test_location}" >&2
echo " - ${devcontainers_test_location}" >&2
echo " - ${devcontainers_build_dir}" >&2
exit 1
fi
if ! command -v ctest > /dev/null; then
echo "Error: ctest not found on PATH (install cmake in the test environment)" >&2
exit 1
fi
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@@ -86,6 +97,39 @@ write_binary_crash_marker() {
"Process terminated by ${sig} mid-run. gtest did not emit a JUnit XML because RUN_ALL_TESTS() did not complete; inspect the run log for [FAILED] / stack-trace lines that preceded the crash."
}
# ctest only reports "Failed", so recover the exit code from its output.
Sources consulted:
- Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx - third_party/cmake - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/cmake/%2B/f610541523d44301d2a814531af4c5c21d7d3fed/Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx
- Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx - third_party/cmake - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/cmake/%2B/aaad1bf7335666e2da0a28b0020dbdf4b280733b/Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx
- Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx - third_party/cmake - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/cmake/%2B/8b2cd2ad7f7e70632b65356763673a1b1c52f148/Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx
- Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx - third_party/cmake - Git at Google — https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/third_party/cmake/%2B/92d65518e6669bbdeab3300bbda18df7aa1f27db/Source/cmUVProcessChain.cxx
- CMake 4.0 Release Notes — CMake 4.4.3 Documentation — https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/release/4.0.html
- …and 26 more
Map SIGBUS and SIGFPE exits to signal exit codes.
CTest reports these signals as Bus error and Floating-point exception. run_ctest_test does not match either string, so rc falls back to 1. The failure is then handled as a normal failure. The CRASH: line and crash record are not written. In nightly runs, the per-case retry does not run when no XML exists. Map both messages to the 128+N codes used for the other signals.
Suggested fix
--- "a/ci/run_ctests.sh"+++ "b/ci/run_ctests.sh"@@ -117,8 +117,10 @@
local rc=0
if [ "${ctest_rc}" -ne 0 ]; then
if grep -Eiq "Segmentation fault|SegFault" "${log}"; then rc=139
elif grep -Eiq "Subprocess aborted|Child aborted" "${log}"; then rc=134
+ elif grep -Eiq "Bus error" "${log}"; then rc=135+ elif grep -Eiq "Floating-point exception" "${log}"; then rc=136
elif grep -Eiq "Subprocess killed" "${log}"; then rc=137
elif grep -Eq "\(Timeout\)|\*\*\*Timeout" "${log}"; then rc=124
else
rc=$(sed -n 's/.*Child return code: \([0-9]\+\).*/\1/p' "${log}" | tail -n 1)
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Review comment at @ci/run_ctests.sh at line 121:
Update the signal-exit classification in run_ctest_test to recognize CTest’s
“Bus error” and “Floating-point exception” messages, assigning the corresponding
128+signal exit codes (135 and 136) so these failures follow the existing
crash-recording path.
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elif grep -Eq "\(Timeout\)|\*\*\*Timeout" "${log}"; then rc=124
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Devcontainer users pass arguments through test-cuopt-cpp, and the other RAPIDS repos whose devcontainer test: entry is ci/run_ctests.sh (rmm, raft) forward them to ctest. With this, test-cuopt-cpp -R LP_UNIT or test-cuopt-cpp -j4 exits with "unsupported argument". Could anything other than --gtest_filter= be forwarded to the ctest invocations instead (at least the first full run)?
esac
done
if [ "${NUM_RUN}" -eq 0 ]; then
echo "Error: no gtest binaries selected for group '${CUOPT_CPP_TEST_GROUP}' in ${GTEST_DIR}" >&2
OVERALL_RC=1
case "${CUOPT_CPP_TEST_GROUP}" in
routing) CTEST_SELECT=(-L '^routing$') ;;
mathopt) CTEST_SELECT=(-LE '^routing$') ;;
*) CTEST_SELECT=() ;;
esac
# Names of the enabled tests matching the given ctest selection.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Exclude disabled CTest entries.
CTest appends (Disabled) to disabled entries in -N output. cpp/tests/routing/CMakeLists.txt registers ROUTING_L1TEST as disabled, so this parser passes ROUTING_L1TEST (Disabled) to the runner. The subsequent exact-name selection finds no test and fails routing and all-group runs. Exclude disabled entries during discovery. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @ci/run_ctests.sh at line 283:
Update the CTest discovery pipeline around the `ctest --test-dir "${CTEST_DIR}"
-N` call to exclude entries marked `(Disabled)` before passing test names to the
runner, while preserving discovery of enabled tests.
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This fallback won't match in a devcontainer: on main the build tree has no top-level
CTestTestfile.cmake.enable_testing()is only called incpp/tests/CMakeLists.txt. The top-levelinclude(CTest)doesn't enable testing either, because the papilo block earlier incpp/CMakeLists.txtcachesBUILD_TESTING OFF(set(BUILD_TESTING OFF CACHE BOOL "Disable test build for papilo")). I reproduced that structure in a minimal project: the only testfile generated isbuild/tests/CTestTestfile.cmake, andctest --test-dir build -NreportsTotal Tests: 0. Sotest-cuopt-cppwould exit with "CTestTestfile.cmake not found".Suggested fix (from #1168): turn
BUILD_TESTINGoff only around papilo, soinclude(CTest)enables testing at the top level:With that, a configure with
BUILD_TESTS=ONhas a rootCTestTestfile.cmakelisting the cuOpt tests, and no third-party tests (so the unlabeled-test guard doesn't trip). Pointing this fallback atcpp/build/latest/testswould also work, but plainctest --test-dir cpp/build/latestwould still find nothing.