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What does this PR do?
Skips the demangling test under miri. It appears that miri changes the behavior of symbolic
demangle()
in a way that breaks the placement of the*
character in the demangled function name. Strictly speaking, the test is reflecting a novel incorrectness introduced indemangle()
as the produced name is not just syntactically, but also semantically distinct from the original.For discussion, here's the original prototype of the function as specified in the test. It comes from a real internal function in C++.
And then here's the result:
And then here's the derived result from demangling under miri--as you can see, this is a completely different signature.
Motivation
To get CI to pass
Additional Notes
This probably deserves more scrutiny,
How to test the change?
The point is that we can't, right?