This PR fixes a timing issue that made `TestRerunAndExprDylib` fail with
a small probability. The test rebuilds a library; however, the build and
the re-build may fall into the same timestamp if the underlying
filesystem only has second granularity such that LLDB doesn't reload the
rebuilt library for the second execution.
The fix consists in artifically aging the library file from the first
build, i.e., setting its timestamp 10 seconds into the past. This not
only guarantees that LLDB reloads the file but also also that it is
rebuilt, so the explicit removing is now unnecessary and removed.
This issue exists for at least six months, possible since the tests
exists; I was not able to test older versions. However, we have recently
seen frequent failures, probably due to some change in our underlying
testing infrastructure.
Signed-off-by: Ingo Müller <ingomueller@google.com>
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