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After the discussion today, I think it may make sense to wait for this PR to be merged until most issues spotted by the sanitizers have been fixed on dev. |
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I think this is mostly ready to be merged. All of issues mentioned in #2772 seems to have fixed apart from #2779. I think that's still waiting a review from @jdtournier. EDIT: never mind, it seems that TSAN has spotted other bugs, so we should fix those too. |
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All tests are now passing, so I think this is now mergeable. |
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Sanitizers are very valuable tools to detect problems by instrumenting code for runtime bug detection. They have already proven useful for us as demonstrated in #2760, #2761 and #2755.
This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that runs our unit and binary tests compiled with sanitizers provided by LLVM each night. It'd be rather computationally expensive to run these checks on pull requests, but my tests show that they are fast enough to be run once a day (with caching enabled).
Note that this PR must be merged into
mastersince scheduled GitHub Actions only run on the default or base branch.