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Failing Tests- linearfvkernels, fvkernels and hdgkernels #31874
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Issue or question about MOOSErunning the tests fails due to 50 failures I have updated my versions of Conda and Moose, rerun Make -j 2 and have reproduced the error three times now.
(Optional) code in question / simulation log / errorsNo response Encountering Errors? Please include diagnostic output |
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Hello We will need the log for these failures, not just the summary. It is odd that only the tests are affected, as they are all a newer capability. It could be that the repository was updated but not the executable |
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here is a log of the first error, is more helpful? |
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posting more for reference: |
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fvkernels/mms/harmonic_interpolation.average/tris: Test spec: /home/fractal/projects/moose/test/tests/fvkernels/mms/harmonic_interpolation/tests:6 |
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Looking at the log, it seems the tests that use plotting are failing. Something to do with connecting to the display. I think you need to set the DISPLAY environment variable in wsl. You'll find solutions for this on wsl / matplotlib related posts on the related forums |
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I will set the display variable in WSL , perhaps a virtual display like XVFB, and retry the tests, thanks! |
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amazing troubleshooting, thanks again
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Looking at the log, it seems the tests that use plotting are failing.
Something to do with connecting to the display. I think you need to set the DISPLAY environment variable in wsl. You'll find solutions for this on wsl / matplotlib related posts on the related forums