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@goto1134 goto1134 commented Aug 8, 2023

Fixes #61839

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Message from Ian Lance Taylor:

Patch Set 1:

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Message from Andrei Efanov:

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Patch Set 2: Hold+1


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testing: report non-zero exit status in -json output
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