py = '3.13', austin = @allpythons() @variants def test_fork_cpu_time_idle(py, austin): result = austin("-si", "1ms", *python(py), target("sleepy.py")) > assert result.returncode == 0, result.stderr or result.stdout E AssertionError: [1m _ _ [0m E [1m __ _ _ _ __| |_(_)_ _ [0m E [1m/ _` | || (_-< _| | ' \ [0m E [1m\__,_|\_,_/__/\__|_|_||_| [0m [36;1m3.8.0 [0m [gcc 13.3.0] E E šŸ‘¾ It looks like you are trying to profile a process that is not a Python E process. Make sure that you are targeting the right application. If the Python E process is actually a child of the target process then use the -C option to E discover it automatically. E E assert 32 == 0 E + where 32 = CompletedProcess(args=['src/austin', '-si', '1ms', 'python3.13', '/home/runner/work/austin/austin/test/targets/sleepy.py'], returncode=32, stdout='', stderr="\x1b[1m _ _ \x1b[0m \n\x1b[1m __ _ _ _ __| |_(_)_ _ \x1b[0m\n\x1b[1m/ _` | || (_-< _| | ' \\ \x1b[0m\n\x1b[1m\\__,_|\\_,_/__/\\__|_|_||_|\x1b[0m \x1b[36;1m3.8.0\x1b[0m [gcc 13.3.0]\n\nšŸ‘¾ It looks like you are trying to profile a process that is not a Python\nprocess. Make sure that you are targeting the right application. If the Python\nprocess is actually a child of the target process then use the -C option to\ndiscover it automatically.\n").returncode test/functional/test_fork.py:105: AssertionError