Re: [GSoC] Abhradeep's GSoC blogs (15 Aug, 2022 IST)

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Hey Abhradeep,

On Tue, Aug 16, 2022 at 12:02:17AM +0530, Abhra303 wrote:
> Title - GSoC week 9: finding the fix of the failing test case
> Blog link - https://medium.com/@abhra303/gsoc-week-9-finding-the-fix-of-the-failing-test-case-30bc623cb4c
>
> Summary -
>
> This week I put most of the time on finding the root cause of a test
> failure. I took my roaring bitmap integration a little further. I decided
> to use Chunk-format API for the new `.bitmap` version. As midx also uses
> Chunk format, we can maintain uniformity in designing file format.
>
> I tried various ways to find the root cause but till now I am not able to
> do so. I need to investigate further because I have to be sure whether
> Calling `oe_map_new_pack()` function is causing the failure. As my exam
> is starting from 18 Aug, I can't spend much time here. But I think we
> are very near to solve the issue :)

I am back from my vacation and am just starting to catch up on the
progress that you've made while I was away.

I haven't had much time to focus on your work outside of the
oe_map_new_pack() bug that you mentioned above, but I have spent most of
today looking at that issue. I am able to reproduce the flake, and
found/fixed a couple of small things along the way. But I haven't been
able to reliably patch the bug, even after replacing the call to
`add_packed_git()` (from `add_midx_to_pack()`) with a similar function
that looks for an existing pack in the `r->objects->packed_git` list
with a matching name.

I'll keep looking into this, and I hope to have a fix soon-ish.

Thanks,
Taylor



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