Fabian Meumertzheim
Fabian Meumertzheim
Mostly but not only due to our dependency on libFuzzer, which maintains quite a bit of global state, it is currently not possible to execute multiple fuzzing runs in a...
CC @HenrichN for interest in structured logging.
Could you create a separate issue for that? I am not entirely sure I understand the problem, could you add some more details?
A complete stack trace of the Gradle would be very helpful - a `VerifyError` hints at something more serious. That said, you can control the instrumentation with the `jazzer.instrument` JUnit...
By default, the tests are only run on a fixed set of inputs stored in the `src/test/resources/dummy/DummyFuzzTestInputs` directory (for your example), plus the empty input. This directory is populated with...
Turns out https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/4605 means that we can't rely on these lines being shown by Gradle.
@florianGla @MarkusZoppelt FYI, this might hit you with Gradle.
You have to create a resource directory corresponding to your fuzz test class with `Inputs` appended for Jazzer to collect crashes in it and replay them when ordinary tests are...
In my tests, the `src` directory is at the root of the project, not nested in an `app` module directory. Jazzer doesn't support this yet, but it probably should.
I created #523 to track this. As a workaround, could you try to set the JUnit working directory to be the `app` subdirectory of your project root? That is the...