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ci(jtreg): run only the OpenJDK tests that cover java-web code no faster test covers - #79
java-web runs OpenJDK's class library unmodified, so an OpenJDK test checks java-web only where it runs java-web's own code: the interpreter, the JIT, the natives, sockets, the file system. Most of the 4,031 listed tests ran no VM code that a faster listed test had not already run, and a full CI run took about 25 minutes.
scripts/jtreg/run.ts --coverage <dir> collects V8 coverage from every java-web VM a test starts, across all its @run actions, and writes the blocks of the VM it ran to <dir>/<test>.txt only when the whole test passes. With --only-passing it also reruns the tests in redundant.txt, so a new list can bring them back.
scripts/jtreg/prune.ts <dir> splits the tests of both lists: fastest first (by times.tsv), a test goes in passing.txt when it ran a block no test before it there ran, and in the new test/jtreg/redundant.txt otherwise. Tests in locale-data.txt stay in passing.txt, and a test without a coverage file (failed or timed out) stays where it was.
scripts/jtreg/select.ts sizes the shards by test time (about 10 test-minutes each, up to 8) instead of by count, so the shorter list still spreads over 8 shards.
A full run.ts run no longer adds tests listed in redundant.txt back to passing.txt.
docs/development.md describes the list and how to redo it.
From a coverage run of all 4,031 listed tests on dist/node.js: 1,001 tests stay (222 of 626 test-minutes), and 3,030 move to redundant.txt (403 test-minutes, 64%). That run kept only the last @run action's coverage, so the 297 tests that start more than one VM stay listed whatever their coverage; the next coverage run with this PR's run.ts can reconsider them. Every area keeps tests:
Area
Before
After
java/lang
852
310
java/util
815
134
java/net
557
170
java/io
392
91
java/nio
327
145
java/beans
326
25
java/security
189
38
java/time
177
12
java/text
174
31
javax/crypto
66
20
java/awt
52
7
java/math
45
8
javax/xml
31
2
jdk/nio
28
8
Eight tests failed or timed out under coverage (timing-sensitive network and process tests) and stay listed. Any test can move back from redundant.txt to passing.txt.
Tests
run.ts --coverage on a small directory writes a coverage file for each passing test and none for the one that failed.
No test is in both passing.txt and redundant.txt.
This PR's own CI runs the whole pruned list, since it changes run.ts.
Noticed, not fixed
The rule keeps one test per covered block. Code whose result depends on its inputs rather than its path (number formatting in a native, for example) is checked by fewer tests now; redundant.txt is the place to bring one back if a regression slips through.
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New Features
Test runs can now collect coverage data and use it to distinguish tests that provide unique coverage from redundant tests.
Test shard estimates now account for recorded test durations, helping balance runs more accurately.
Documentation
Updated testing guidance explains how to manage passing and redundant test lists, refresh coverage data, and handle locale-data tests and tests that fail under coverage.
The jtreg runner can collect per-test VM coverage. A pruning script uses coverage and runtime data to update passing and redundant test lists. The selector now estimates shard counts from recorded test durations.
Changes: jtreg Test Selection
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Summary
Collect coverage and handle redundant tests scripts/jtreg/run.ts
The runner accepts a coverage directory, saves executed VM coverage ranges for passing tests, and removes raw coverage data after each test. With coverage enabled, --only-passing also selects redundant tests. Passing-list updates exclude tests on the redundant list.
Prune test lists by coverage scripts/jtreg/prune.ts, docs/development.md
The pruning script uses coverage ranges to classify tests, retains covered locale-data tests, and keeps tests that add uncovered blocks. It rewrites both lists and reports counts and estimated test-minutes. The documentation describes the lists and their regeneration.
Size shards by recorded runtime scripts/jtreg/select.ts
Shard sizing uses selected test durations, the median duration for tests without timing data, and a 1–8 shard limit.
Project516/java-web#36: Both changes use times.tsv to inform jtreg shard selection, but they use different shard-count and assignment approaches.
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A rabbit checks the test list twice Then gathers ranges, neat and precise The covered paths are sorted through The shards take time into account too And redundant tests stay in view
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This PR adds test pruning based on V8 code coverage: run.ts --coverage collects per-test coverage blocks from dist/node.js, and prune.ts keeps only tests that cover new blocks (fastest first), moving the rest to redundant.txt. The documentation and CI integration are updated accordingly. A critical bug in run.ts limits coverage collection to the main VM entry file only, ignoring other VM modules, which will cause incorrect pruning.
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- Line 26: Update the `prune.ts` flow around `list("passing.txt")` so tests
currently recorded in `redundant.txt` can be reconsidered during list
regeneration. Either add a procedure that restores those IDs to `passing.txt`
and clears `redundant.txt` before the fresh `--only-passing` coverage run, or
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- Line 59: Update the coverage setup in the jtreg runner so each selected test’s
previous coverage file is removed before that test runs, preventing stale data
from being treated as coverage from the new run. Preserve coverage files for
tests not selected in partial runs; do not clear the entire coverage directory.
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[warning] 20-20: Importing child_process exposes a command-execution surface; ensure any command/argument built from input is validated, and prefer execFile/spawn with an argument array over exec.
Context: import { spawn, spawnSync } from "node:child_process";
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This PR adds test pruning based on V8 coverage: a new prune.ts splits tests between passing.txt and redundant.txt by keeping only the fastest test covering each VM code block. run.ts gains --coverage to collect per-test coverage and rerun redundant tests during coverage runs. select.ts now sizes shards by test time (~10 min each) instead of count. Three clear defects exist in the diff: (1) run.ts line 501 filters coverage to only the main VM file or /src/ paths, discarding coverage from other VM modules (natives.js, runtime.js, etc.), causing over-pruning. (2) run.ts line 512 enables coverage only when the spawned command is exactly "node", so wrapper scripts or ts-node invocations silently lose coverage. (3) select.ts line 75 reads times.tsv without existsSync, crashing if the file is missing. A fourth issue: moving a test from redundant.txt back to passing.txt requires also removing it from redundant.txt, otherwise run.ts --only-passing excludes it; this is not documented.
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This PR adds test pruning based on V8 coverage: a new prune.ts splits tests between passing.txt and redundant.txt by keeping only tests that cover VM blocks not covered by faster tests. run.ts gains --coverage to collect per-test coverage and --only-passing now excludes redundant.txt tests. select.ts sizes shards by test time (~10 min each). The documentation for re-running the prune step omits required arguments.
Not approved: 6 earlier points are still open in the threads.
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This PR introduces a test pruning system that reduces the OpenJDK test suite from 4,031 to 1,001 tests by keeping only those that exercise java-web VM code not already covered by a faster test. It adds scripts/jtreg/prune.ts to split tests between passing.txt and redundant.txt based on V8 coverage data collected by run.ts --coverage, updates select.ts to shard by test time (10 test-minutes per shard) instead of count, and documents the workflow in development.md. The pruned list cuts CI time by ~64% while retaining coverage across all java-web areas.
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Major · Preserve branch distinctions in the coverage keys. · run.ts:502
scripts/jtreg/run.ts:502 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Preserve branch distinctions in the coverage keys.
When two tests take different branches of the same function, V8 can report the same positive parent range for both tests and distinguish them by their zero-count child ranges. This line discards those child ranges. prune.ts can then classify the second test as redundant even though it covers a different VM path. Convert the nested ranges into covered intervals before comparing tests. V8’s range-merging and uncovered-range rules establish this case. (chromium.googlesource.com)
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Update the coverage-key construction that populates blocks from script.functions
ranges to derive covered intervals from nested ranges, using zero-count child
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- Around line 75-77: Update the timing-file parsing that builds the times map so
malformed rows or non-numeric durations cannot introduce NaN into shard
calculations. Validate rows consistently with run.ts and use the established
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- Line 502: Update the coverage-key construction that populates blocks from
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zero-count child ranges to preserve branch distinctions beneath positive-count
parent ranges. Ensure tests taking different VM paths produce distinct keys
before prune.ts compares them.
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Applicability reference: AGENTS.md: # java-web `pnpm test` runs the tests, `pnpm typecheck` checks types; the OpenJDK suite needs inputs first (see docs/development.md) Source excerpt: `test/jtreg/passing.txt` lists the tests CI runs, with...
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The PR adds test pruning based on V8 coverage to reduce CI time by keeping only tests that cover unique java-web VM code blocks. It introduces prune.ts to split tests between passing.txt and redundant.txt, modifies run.ts to collect per-test coverage with --coverage, and updates select.ts to shard by test time instead of count. However, run.ts has a critical bug where the coverage raw directory path differs between the child process (using the work directory's parent name) and the collection code (using the test ID), so coverage data is never saved.
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What this changes
java-web runs OpenJDK's class library unmodified, so an OpenJDK test checks java-web only where it runs java-web's own code: the interpreter, the JIT, the natives, sockets, the file system. Most of the 4,031 listed tests ran no VM code that a faster listed test had not already run, and a full CI run took about 25 minutes.
scripts/jtreg/run.ts --coverage <dir>collects V8 coverage from every java-web VM a test starts, across all its@runactions, and writes the blocks of the VM it ran to<dir>/<test>.txtonly when the whole test passes. With--only-passingit also reruns the tests inredundant.txt, so a new list can bring them back.scripts/jtreg/prune.ts <dir>splits the tests of both lists: fastest first (bytimes.tsv), a test goes inpassing.txtwhen it ran a block no test before it there ran, and in the newtest/jtreg/redundant.txtotherwise. Tests inlocale-data.txtstay inpassing.txt, and a test without a coverage file (failed or timed out) stays where it was.scripts/jtreg/select.tssizes the shards by test time (about 10 test-minutes each, up to 8) instead of by count, so the shorter list still spreads over 8 shards.run.tsrun no longer adds tests listed inredundant.txtback topassing.txt.From a coverage run of all 4,031 listed tests on
dist/node.js: 1,001 tests stay (222 of 626 test-minutes), and 3,030 move toredundant.txt(403 test-minutes, 64%). That run kept only the last@runaction's coverage, so the 297 tests that start more than one VM stay listed whatever their coverage; the next coverage run with this PR'srun.tscan reconsider them. Every area keeps tests:Eight tests failed or timed out under coverage (timing-sensitive network and process tests) and stay listed. Any test can move back from
redundant.txttopassing.txt.Tests
run.ts --coverageon a small directory writes a coverage file for each passing test and none for the one that failed.passing.txtandredundant.txt.run.ts.Noticed, not fixed
redundant.txtis the place to bring one back if a regression slips through.