From the latest reliability report, it seems many of the SEA tests are running into SIGSEGV on Windows/macOS/RHEL when executing the generated SEA.
nodejs/reliability#718
Some ideas about investigating into the flakes:
- Use
spawnSyncAndExitWithoutError() for better output
- Use
NODE_DEBUG_NATIVE=SEA to log the deserialization
- Log onto the machines to check out what's going on
cc @nodejs/single-executable
From the latest reliability report, it seems many of the SEA tests are running into SIGSEGV on Windows/macOS/RHEL when executing the generated SEA.
nodejs/reliability#718
Some ideas about investigating into the flakes:
spawnSyncAndExitWithoutError()for better outputNODE_DEBUG_NATIVE=SEAto log the deserializationcc @nodejs/single-executable