Avoid ignoring interrupts in testsuite#12958
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Motivation: JUnit relies on interrupts to communicate test timeouts. When we silently swallow interrupts, we break this mechanism. Modification: Make the loops in the testsuite throw their interrupts instead of silently swallowing them. Result: The tests now responds to timeouts.
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Motivation: JUnit relies on interrupts to communicate test timeouts. When we silently swallow interrupts, we break this mechanism. Modification: Make the loops in the testsuite throw their interrupts instead of silently swallowing them. Result: The tests now responds to timeouts.
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Motivation:
JUnit relies on interrupts to communicate test timeouts. When we silently swallow interrupts, we break this mechanism.
Modification:
Make the loops in the testsuite throw their interrupts instead of silently swallowing them.
Result:
The tests now responds to timeouts.