Some tests (after compilation) get skipped. How can I avoid this?

[akarelas]

Here's an excerpt from my make test output:

[140/146 done]: integration/replication-psync (243 seconds)
Testing solo test
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[141/146 done]: violations (0 seconds)
Testing solo test
[ignore]: large memory flag not provided
[142/146 done]: bitops-large-memory (0 seconds)

This is a problem for me, because on the computer of someone I know, test 140 doesn't get skipped and fails.

I'd really like to know whether all tests pass, and not have any skipped, esp. test 140 that fails on my friend.

So, what does "large memory flag not provided" mean? How can I provide this "large memory flag"?

My question is important to me, because I plan to use valkey on a site with heavy traffic.

Thank you.

[dvkashapov]

You can run TCL script ./runtest --large-memory, AFAIK it's the same as make test but without building binaries first, so you would need to build first and then ./runtest --large-memory