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> From [here](https://buildkite.com/docs/test-analytics/importing-junit-xml): Hmm, I might be misunderstanding but how would you get the [span information](https://buildkite.com/docs/test-analytics/importing-json#json-test-results-data-reference-span-objects) out of a Rust test? It seems like to do that you'd have to...

Thanks Jake! Experimental support for this will be part of nextest 0.9.65, which I'll release tomorrow (in around 18 hours). https://nexte.st/book/run-machine-readable.html has some basic documentation, and the remaining issues are...

nextest 0.9.66 is now out (0.9.65 had a build issue) and it includes basic support. However, it is missing a few important bits like #1088.

With https://github.com/nextest-rs/nextest/issues/1340 that should hopefully go out tomorrow, I believe it should be possible to simply say that you want to include "release/my-binary". There are still a few things to...

The ability to run tests with mutual exclusion (similar to the `serial_test` crate) is now possible with [test groups](https://nexte.st/book/test-groups.html).

#538 has a WIP impl for this.

Hi there -- thanks for the suggestion! I've spent a bit of time looking at pid namespaces, cgroups and such, and here's what my general takeaways have been. I think...

I'd love to hear ideas about what can be done to handle the privilege issue. I'd also like to understand how potential support for cgroups would interact with this.

Oh, never mind, looks like creating a user namespace (like in https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/672462 or in your example) is enough to provide privileges to that process. OK, that makes it a lot...

(I've confirmed that `unshare --user --pid ls` works. This would presumably also cause cgroups to work...)