[CI] Remove verbose=1 in test_llvm
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HertzDevil
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I haven't seen this error before: https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/actions/runs/3886325401/jobs/6631288655#step:5:348 I run the stdlib specs locally with the same seed but couldn't reproduce it. Might be an arch-specific thing? |
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It's likely a fluke. I'm rerunning the failed jobs in CI and trying the same seed locally. This failure is definitely unrelated to this PR though. |
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It actually reproduces with the same seed. So seems to be some interference between specs. I'll look into it. Shouldn't stop this PR though. |
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Found and fixed: #12941 @HertzDevil You probably got a different order despite the same seed because some specs only exist on Linux, others only on macOS. |
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This seems to be a debugging artifact. There's way too much output to be useful for anything.