The event we are stopping for is the stop to single step over a breakpoint. We
should have decided not to broadcast that to the public event queue, since it's
an implementation stop of the "continue". It almost looks like the stop hook
is getting triggered by a not-broadcast event, though that
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Excellent, thanks! I didn't think to look there.
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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.
Yes, that did the trick. The new test is passing on linux now as well.
Regarding BTW, I see the option to "reopen a revision" in the drop down menu at
the bottom of the page (the same one you
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I was running the lit tests by hand (since you can't actually run them with the
Xcode build) and missed one crucial fact. The lit tests are all run in bat