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check-sanitycheck.py uses Unix-only module resource, make check runs check-sanitycheck and therefore fails on Windows
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/msys64/home/rust/src/etc/check-sanitycheck.py", line 16, in <module>
import resource
ImportError: No module named resource
Workaround: use make tidy && make check-notidy instead of make check
What version of python and windows are you on? I was fairly sure that I confirmed this did something reasonable on not-posix, but I do not in fact have a windows box to test on. I'm kinda confused about how the builders are working right now.
check-sanitycheck.py uses Unix-only module
resource
,make check
runscheck-sanitycheck
and therefore fails on WindowsWorkaround: use
make tidy && make check-notidy
instead ofmake check
cc @richo
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