Test loadscope recovery after worker failure - #1381
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The new LoadScope regression test passes in the matrix and locally. The only failures are the two pytest-main jobs, where existing LoadGroupScheduling acceptance tests fail against the current pytest development build; all pytestlatest jobs and the other matrix jobs pass. This appears to be an upstream compatibility issue rather than a failure in the added regression test. Could a maintainer confirm whether the pytest-main jobs should be rerun or treated separately? |
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Fixes #1378
Add a regression test for loadscope scheduling after a worker crash. Tests: python -m pytest testing/test_dsession.py -q