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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Priority:
Major - P3
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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While running make check on my branch for WT-3959, I encountered a failure:
CONFIG: test_timestamp_abort -C -h WT_TEST.timestamp-abort -T 5 -t 10 Create checkpoint thread Create timestamp thread Create 5 writer threads Thread 0 starts at 0 Thread 1 starts at 1000000000 Thread 4 starts at 4000000000 Thread 2 starts at 2000000000 Thread 3 starts at 3000000000 Checkpoint 0 complete at stable 26108. Checkpoint 1 complete at stable 50232. Checkpoint 2 complete at stable 88874. Parent: compatibility: true, in-mem log sync: false, timestamp in use: true Parent: Create 5 threads; sleep 10 seconds CONFIG: test_timestamp_abort -C -h WT_TEST.timestamp-abort -T 5 -t 10 Kill child Open database, run recovery and verify content Got stable_val 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17716 record ts 88878 > stable ts 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17717 record ts 88883 > stable ts 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17718 record ts 88942 > stable ts 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17719 record ts 88947 > stable ts 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17720 record ts 88953 > stable ts 88874 records-0: COLLECTION record with key 17721 record ts 88957 > stable ts 88874 ... [LOTS of records listed here]
It is not reproducible (so far) on either my Mac or my AWS box. I have the original, pre-recovery copy of the database directory.
While this was on my branch for WT-3959, it is not entirely clear to me that it is directly related to the changes on that branch. It also feels like it could be a possible variation of WT-3998 or some of the other failures we've been seeing lately.