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Improve Fuzzer, Drive Fuzzer Bugs to Zero, Expand Fuzzer Functions #44210
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I've added one bullet point around broadening the fuzzer to work on TypeScript files; it appears we only work on JS files.
There is currently only one open issue (microsoft/tsserverfuzzer#263) which we couldn't reproduce in any way (including asking the person who replied to the linked TS issue, #39584). So I checked that box.
Can we say this is closed out? What is left for this one?
Expanding functionality of the fuzzer: we want to start performing more involved operations to proactively catch issues
I suppose now that we've expanded the fuzzer, we should uncheck
Fixing crashes found by the fuzzer: there's a couple at the time of writing, and we want to drive them down to 0
Can we say this is closed out? What is left for this one?
Expanding functionality of the fuzzer: we want to start performing more involved operations to proactively catch issues
We still haven't added new tsserver commands to the fuzzer. The last thing I did was to go through the commands already there and make sure they were configured right.
Reacted by Daniel RosenwasserDaniel Rosenwasser (@DanielRosenwasser) Andrew Casey (@amcasey) can we close this since Andrew is rewriting the fuzzer?
Reacted by Andrew CaseyReacted by Caleb Jasik
We have a (currently) private fuzzer which simply opens OSS projects on GitHub, runs some language server operations on a project, and finds crashes. This helps pinpoint stability issues in TypeScript and the server so that we can improve reliability. This issue tracks a few things: