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jtreg-andrlosFork7.3.1+2-jtrfix-crashonly-V01.0

30 Oct 20:38
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now also featuring compilation error fix for jtr.xml logs.. not useful for crashonly variant since crashonly cares only about jvm crashes.. releasing for alignment purposes.

jtreg-andrlosFork7.3.1+2-jtrfix-V01.0

30 Oct 20:35
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now also featuring compilation error fix for jtr.xml logs

jtreg-andrlosFork6.2-jtrfix-crashonly-V01.0

30 Oct 20:33
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now also featuring compilation failures in jtr.xml outputs.. there is no purpose for crashonly tho, since crashonly ignores all failures except jvm crashes

jtreg-andrlosFork6.2-jtrfix-V01.0

30 Oct 20:30
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now featuring also compilation errors in the jtr.xml output

jtreg-andrlosFork7.3.1+1-jtrfix-crashonly-V01.0

06 Mar 11:54
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Since the upstream jtreg already features my jtrxml fix, the only difference to that is now the feature of crashonly code, so this release is also strictly for fastdebug testing and only reports jvm crashes as failures.

jtreg-andrlosFork7.3.1+1-jtrfix-V01.0

15 Mar 10:06
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built from the current tip of the jtreg repository, the jtrfix is already in upstream, however did not yet made it to release

jtreg-andrlosFork6.1-jtrfix-crashonly-V01.0

06 Mar 11:10
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This release is based on the "jtreg-andrlosFork6.1-jtrfix" release so the change about the jtr.xml files logging bash script outputs is also there. However, on top of that it is strictly for crashonly testing as the naming suggests and only crashes are detected as failures and regular failures are being marked as passed fails. This can be useful for fastdebug testing. Usage remains the same as for any other jtreg distribution, no extra arguments.

jtreg-andrlosFork6.1-jtrfix-V01.0

06 Mar 11:05
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This is a branch from a branch-6.1+x branch on the openjdk/jtreg repo. It features simple fix for shell script reporting into jtr.xml files.