some tests failed

[Always-kimi]

Hi all，
There are three tests failed after I updated the mamba environment and moose master branch. Does anyone know how to fix it？

adaptivity/dont-p-refine.disable_p_refinement/lagrange_second_order_mesh ..................... FAILED (ERRMSG)
mesh/high_order_elems.test_tet14_refine ...................................................... FAILED (ERRMSG)
meshgenerators/mesh_diagnostics_generator.amr_detection/tet_third_order ...... FAILED (EXPECTED ERROR MISSING)
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Ran 4036 tests in 874.8 seconds. Average test time 0.7 seconds, maximum test time 57.4 seconds.
4033 passed, 115 skipped, 0 pending, 3 FAILED

[GiudGiud]

Hello

We will need more information than that. Could you please paste the actual log of the error. It should be higher in the console log

You can also re-generate it by running

./run_tests --failed-tests

[Always-kimi]

Thanks for your help!
But how should I update my PETSc?
I already used the following command:
mamba update --all

[GiudGiud]

That should have done it.
You can try

mamba update moose-dev

what does

mamba list | grep moose

return

[roystgnr]

The proximate cause of the negative Tet14 Jacobians is that node 4 and 5 are in the same place; that's almost always a huge no-no.

The underlying cause of that is probably the bug which was fixed a couple months ago in libMesh/libmesh#3649

And that means the root cause is probably a newer MOOSE being built against an older libMesh.

[cticenhour]

This is still using PETSc 3.19.3, so I echo the others in saying that your packages are out of date. Given the hash of MOOSE you are running, please perform the following command in your conda MOOSE environment:

mamba install moose-dev=2023.11.10

In order to have a complete set of up-to-date conda packages compatible with your MOOSE version. Then, you should perform a make clobberall in your test directory and build/test MOOSE again.

[Always-kimi]

Thanks for your guidance! It works!

It seems that I am using an older version of the conda MOOSE environment causing the problem.

The wired thing is that when I use the two following commands, I can't successfully update the environment:

mamba update --all
mamba update moose-dev

Only I perform the following command it works:

mamba install moose-dev=2023.11.10

How should I update my conda MOOSE environment correctly? Is there any way I can follow?

[GiudGiud]

The 2nd one is the right way but sometimes it fails so then we use the last one like you did

[Always-kimi]

Ah, got it! Thank you very much! Have a nice day!