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New in 1.0 is that integers now generate values in their whole range. That creates a different situation for the tests taking isize than before. Shrink their accepted values for now, and leave as fixmes to investigate and improve. In some cases, the tests are slow to execute. In other cases, the tests fail with large values (probably overflow), and following that, the case shrinking is extremely slow.
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New in 1.0 is that integers now generate values in their whole range.
That creates a different situation for the tests taking isize than
before.
Shrink their accepted values for now, and leave as fixmes to investigate and
improve.
In some cases, the tests are slow to execute.
In other cases, the tests fail with large values (probably overflow),
and following that, the case shrinking is extremely slow.