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Generating with fixed seed is only supported in single process mode for now (as the help message of --random-seed mentions). To switch to single process mode, you should add the -j=1 argument to your command.
However, this means performance loss ofc... I'll look into how support seeds across multiple processes.
I am trying to use option
--random-seed
in order to be able to generate the same input when given the same seed number.However, it's not working, as the generated inputs differ.
I have experimented with multiple grammars, including the json antlr grammar. The following is the command I am using:
The versions I tried:
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