Steps to replicate the issue (include links if applicable):
- Go to https://www.wikifunctions.org/view/en/Z13453, and note that the test fails, even though it should pass.
What happens?:
Built-in implementation of Filter
list with two matches
Error summary:
[Z564/Invalid executor response]
Expected result: ["Z1","HELLO","TODAY"]
Actual result: {"Z1K1":"Z5","Z5K1":"Z564","Z5K2":{"Z1K1":{"Z1K1":"Z7","Z7K1":"Z885","Z885K1":"Z564"},"Z564K1":""}}
Implementation type: BuiltIn
Implementation ID: Z972
Orchestration start time: 3 minutes ago
Orchestration end time: 3 minutes ago
Orchestration duration: 6221 ms
Orchestration CPU usage: 471.603 ms
Orchestration memory usage: 159.5 MiB
Orchestration server: function-orchestrator-main-orchestrator-c549965df-zgrns
Evaluation start time: 3 minutes ago
Evaluation end time: 3 minutes ago
Evaluation duration: 2483 ms
Evaluation CPU usage: 22.762 ms
Evaluation memory usage: 91.81 MiB
Evaluation server: function-evaluator-python-evaluator-6d6db948b7-bzwgk
Execution CPU usage: <50 μs
Execution memory usage: 0.51 MiB
Programming language version: RustPython 0.3.0
What should have happened instead?:
The test should pass
Other information (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.):
Please don't change the title or otherwise edit this test until the bug is tracked down. This kind of error seems to be very fragile, and sometimes if I change the test strings it passes.