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@zware can you please take a look when you have the time?

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So, other options are:

1. Increase the test timeout for this platform (maybe only for pgo builds)
2. Try optimizing freeze process (can be very complex and error prone)
3. Create another form of testing 🤔

Any ideas are welcome!

We can try with a greatly increased timeout for this particular platform and see if that's indeed the problem.

Any ideas are welcome!

Use a subdirectory in the build area, instead of os_helper.temp_dir(), and guard against it being copied into itself recursively?

Create another form of testing thinking

Honestly, I'm not convinced by the value of this test. If freeze is badly broken, everybody will notice since Python itself is also frozen, no? Or did I misunderstood the purpose of the test, or what's frozen exactly? Don't all core devs already indirectly test frozen Python?

Please don't do that. It's ok to have a red buildbot, it doesn't prevent to release Python: it's only part of PEP 11 Tier 3.
If you skip the failing test, as the maintainer of this platform, I will no be able to notice it :-(

I wrote PR #109591 to not skip the test on s390x, but only if Python is built with PGO, which is differerent.