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Nightly CBMC jobs fail due to goto-cc
version mismatch
#2952
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Oddly enough, the standard regression jobs with the latest CBMC are passing, see this run for example. The two differences I can see between these jobs are:
I'll check if either is the root cause of these failures. |
Ok, it looks like using This action run shows how the |
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The "CBMC latest" workflow is composed of two jobs (`regression` and `perf`) which perform testing with the most recent development version of CBMC. At present, the `regression` jobs are not actually testing with the CBMC that we build from source, but the CBMC installed through the setup scripts, as revealed in #2954. This PR changes the `regression` jobs so that they use `cmake` to build. This allows the runner to pick up the recently-built CBMC development version instead of the one installed through setup scripts, as it's done in the `perf` jobs. Unfortunately, [this CI run](https://github.com/adpaco-aws/rmc/actions/runs/7390380572) doesn't demonstrate the fix as it should due to an unrelated breaking change in the latest CBMC version. However, #2952 provides more context in case you need it.
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The nightly CBMC jobs attempt to build and run the
perf
suite with the latest CBMC versions. Unfortunately, it looks like these jobs have been failing over the weekend as in this run:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: