tests: Add tests for error states in r.mapcalc - #6476
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The test with the rand function fails with higher number of threads (4 and above in tests).
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Linux ends with -11, so segfault (same as my local Linux test): Windows produces 1 for return code (desired), but does not produce an error message: macOS runs the tests and they pass. |
…there is too many different conditions to get right (macOS does not fail, Windows fails with no stderr, Linux fails with segfault, small nprocs passes).
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We can merge this (assuming CI passes) and #6480 can delete the |
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The test with the rand function fails with higher number of threads (4 and above in tests).