The examples will segfault in the CI when built with MinGW GCC on Windows, which is why they are currently disabled.
When run in the CI (using the CMake "check" target), the tests segfault.
If the tests are then re-run by calling "ctest" directly, the tests pass without any problems.
- name: Test
working-directory: ${{env.CCI_HOME}}/build
run: |
cmake --build ./examples --config Release --target check # <- Tests segfault (Access violation)
ctest --test-dir ./examples # <- succeedsChanging the shell from Powershell to cmd.exe did not help.
The problem does not occur when I run the "check" target manually over an SSH connection to the CI runner (using mxschmitt/action-tmate). Unfortunately, I also cannot reproduce the issue on my machine.
The examples will segfault in the CI when built with MinGW GCC on Windows, which is why they are currently disabled.
When run in the CI (using the CMake "check" target), the tests segfault.
If the tests are then re-run by calling "ctest" directly, the tests pass without any problems.
Changing the shell from
Powershelltocmd.exedid not help.The problem does not occur when I run the "check" target manually over an SSH connection to the CI runner (using mxschmitt/action-tmate). Unfortunately, I also cannot reproduce the issue on my machine.