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Marko Mäkelä authored
The test innodb.monitor_debug required a debug-instrumented MySQL server only because it disables the purge. But, the test has no reason to disable the purge, because there will be nothing to be purged. The reason is that the test did a slow shutdown followed by a restart, to ensure that the undo logs are empty. The test itself is not generating any work for purge, because it is only executing INSERT, which will not generate any update_undo logs. Reviewed-by:Annamalai Gurusami <annamalai.gurusami@oracle.com>
Marko Mäkelä authoredThe test innodb.monitor_debug required a debug-instrumented MySQL server only because it disables the purge. But, the test has no reason to disable the purge, because there will be nothing to be purged. The reason is that the test did a slow shutdown followed by a restart, to ensure that the undo logs are empty. The test itself is not generating any work for purge, because it is only executing INSERT, which will not generate any update_undo logs. Reviewed-by:
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