#3807 was recently merged, which changes how CI runs the test suites. Can you rebase your branch on a fresh copy of main? Once you've done that, feel free to run the following command:

cargo run --release --features ssl,jit -- -m test -j 1 -u all --slowest --fail-env-changed -v test_enum test_pickle test_pickletools test_unicode

(Of course, everything after the -v flag can be changed out with whatever tests you want. Or none at all, if you have plenty of time to spend.)

@youknowone How can I know which are successful?

@youknowone Oh, I received message on slack. I'll do that.

How can I know which are successful?

Have you looked at the CI logs? They should give you a clue for where to start looking.

You mean that delete the test 'functions' which I deleted expectedFailure annotation?

You mean that delete the test 'functions' which I deleted expectedFailure annotation?

Any lines that now say

def test_function(self):
    super().test_function()

are just redundant at this point if they're not annotated with a @unittest.expectedFailure or a @unittest.skip decorator. They also make it harder to upgrade the test suite in the future.

If a test function has something else other than a call to super(), you can leave it be.

Is this right?

Thank you, too!!

According to the CI, it seems you may have missed a test in test_pickle.py. Are you able to replicate what CI is showing?

@zer0who please let me know if you don't care about email address. I don't mind to merge it as it is if you are ok.

@zer0who please let me know if you don't care about email address. I don't mind to merge it as it is if you are ok.

Here is GitHub's documentation to set your commit email address.

In order to fix these commits, you can run the following commands:

git fetch upstream
git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --reset-author' -i upstream/main

@zer0who please let me know if you don't care about email address. I don't mind to merge it as it is if you are ok.

I don't know exatly that email you mentioned, but I did it as I understanded. Is it right?

@zer0who please let me know if you don't care about email address. I don't mind to merge it as it is if you are ok.

Here is GitHub's documentation to set your commit email address.

In order to fix these commits, you can run the following commands:

git fetch upstream
git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --reset-author' -i upstream/main

Thank you for your help. It was helpful for me. I'm not good at git... so I think it would be hard to explain to me about those things. But I did my best...!!:) Thank you again.

check git log in your branch. the email of your commit is not your actual email.
(I don't think your email is 62321708+zer0hoo@users.noreply.github.com)

@zer0who please let me know if you don't care about email address. I don't mind to merge it as it is if you are ok.

Here is GitHub's documentation to set your commit email address.

In order to fix these commits, you can run the following commands:

git fetch upstream
git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --reset-author' -i upstream/main

I forgot to add git push --force to that list.

Am I right??

@zer0who Yeah It seems good now 😊

Am I right??

Here's how you can tell:

• On GitHub, you can look to see if your avatar is displayed next to each of your commits.
• Locally, running git log will tell you who authored a given commit. There will normally be a line that says Author: Your Name <yourname@example.com>. If the email address in that commit matches one that GitHub recognizes (e.g. the one linked to your GitHub account), then GitHub will display your avatar next to each of your commits.

Am I right??

Here's how you can tell:

• On GitHub, you can look to see if your avatar is displayed next to each of your commits.
• Locally, running git log will tell you who authored a given commit. There will normally be a line that says Author: Your Name <yourname@example.com>. If the email address in that commit matches one that GitHub recognizes (e.g. the one linked to your GitHub account), then GitHub will display your avatar next to each of your commits.

Thank you so much :)