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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it replacing the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). (2) provide `unused_return_handle()` and use it to replace the `/*unused*/ monitored_return_handle()` idiom from the codebase. --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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…#517) Summary: (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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…#517) Summary: (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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…#517) Summary: (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch-labs#517 (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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…#517) Summary: (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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…#517) Summary: (1) pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of `SimClock`. hack in a "fix" that ~~terminates the process~~ logs the event (the idea of terminating the process didn't work out - test failures[*] ) if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context. we'll definitely want to revisit this however (kaiyuan-li, thomasywang) and fix it more appropriately (maybe by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps?). --- [*] the failed tests being, (1) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/controller:controller-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/controller:controller-unittest - tests::test_sim_supervision_failure'`, (2)`buck test 'fbcode//mode/opt' fbcode//monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend -- --exact 'monarch/python/tests:test_sim_backend - test_sim_backend.py::TestSimBackend::test_local_mesh_setup'`, (3) `buck test 'fbcode//mode/dev-nosan' fbcode//monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest -- --exact 'monarch/hyperactor:hyperactor-unittest - clock::tests::test_sim_timeout'` in all cases i *think* the tests themselves are passing and the undeliverable messages are actually encountered during teardown. Differential Revision: D78191921
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Summary:
pesky warnings in python about using a mailbox for sending without binding the undeliverable port (see D78031232) turned out to be due to the use of
SimClock.hack in a "fix" that terminates the process if an undeliverable message is encountered in this context.
we'll definitely want to revisit this however and fix it more appropriately (likely by threading through a mailbox from upstack that has the undeliverable port bound and bounces undeliverables into supervision events perhaps).
Differential Revision: D78191921