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subtest with range (0, 10k) caused a number of UI elements to freeze while running, most apparent when resizing the window.
*note: all actions resolve and render properly immediately upon test completion
While the 10k subtests are running, the window cannot be closed nor reloaded. UI elements can be interacted with, but nothing happens other than visually showing that they were clicked upon.
ex: folders showing as expanded, but not showing contents
What I think is happening is it is sending a test_id per subtest but all the subtests have the same test_id. Therefore if there are 100 subtests, it is running 100 subtests, 100 times since it is running the subtest parent 100 times. This will be fixed if only unique test_ids are passed into the run command so then it will run the list of subtests only a single time. Here is a display of the logs, you can see it runs a single test first then attempts to run 100.
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Yoyokrazy commentedon May 30, 2023
1st run = success

2nd run = failure + no running
run with debug after first =
eleanorjboyd commentedon May 30, 2023
What I think is happening is it is sending a test_id per subtest but all the subtests have the same test_id. Therefore if there are 100 subtests, it is running 100 subtests, 100 times since it is running the subtest parent 100 times. This will be fixed if only unique test_ids are passed into the run command so then it will run the list of subtests only a single time. Here is a display of the logs, you can see it runs a single test first then attempts to run 100.
remove duplicates from test_ids array (#21347)
Unittest for large workspaces (#21351)
Unittest for large workspaces (microsoft#21351)
Merged PR posit-dev/positron-python#122: Merging upstream vscode-pyth…
Merged PR posit-dev/positron-python#122: Merging upstream vscode-pyth…