WFTO – Weekly Falcon Test Overview 2009-01-16

WFTO – new scavenger and more bug fixes

Our MySQL/Falcon team is back from vacation and we were very productive in fixing bugs. Last week Kevin pushed his new scavenger code and after a few bug fixes in the new scavenger code long outstanding memory leak issues were fixed.

Since my last report from 2009-01-09 we fixed around 8 Falcon related bugs. Compared to our last WFTO from 2009-01-09 we have 1 new test.

The development of our failed/passed tests ratio over time looks like:

  • 1.28% – 3/234(this report)
  • 1.29% – 3/233 (last report)
  • 1.29% – 3/232 (report before last one)

WFTO 2009-01-16

News for this week:

  • Kevin Lewis fixed
    • Bug#36700 Running falcon_bug_28048 shows increasing memory usage and run time
    • Bug#41521 falcon_bug_34174 fails with lock wait timeout, sometimes
    • Bug#41831 Error: assertion (record->state != recLock) failed at line 1999 in file Table.cp
    • Bug#41870 Unbounded tablespace growth when updating BLOB record
    • Bug#42006 Running falcon_bug_22207-big on 32-bit Linux leads to crash
    • Bug#42080 falcon_record_cache_memory_leak2 crashes in RecordVersion::scavengeSavepoint
  • Olav Sandstaa fixed
    • Bug#37281 Time stamps in Falcon on big-endian machine give wrong results
  • Vladislav Vaintroub fixed
    • Bug#35255 falcon_bug_22165.test fails with debug builds

The three failing test cases are:

  • falcon_bug_30124-big
  • falcon_bug_36294-big
  • falcon_deadlock (a fix for this test failure is in review)

What about you?

We are interested in you! Where do you use Falcon? What do you do with Falcon? Are there any features you want to see in Falcon? You can test Falcon and get famous by providing valuable bug reports or even test cases for Falcon!

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