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This is what upstream master has, and helps not hide issues more.

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mword commented Nov 1, 2018

Moving tests from non-travis list to the travis list a good idea (from comments the --extended tests aren't run by travis). All functional tests pass for me both with and without --extended. As I write this, the travis tests are still "pending".

A few of the tests have changed "category" (in comments) - for example p2p_timeouts.py was under Tests less than 2m in the extended list and is now in the long test section (those above Tests less than 5m) in the base list. I don't know if this is intentional or important but it may be something to double check.

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Yeah I kind of hap-hazardly threw them around, not sure it matters a lot. The one build appears to be timing out fairly regularly, but most likely unrelated.

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trying a revert commit to see if that build is still timing out on its own

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travis is pooping the bed on that build; I'm just going to ignore it for now.

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mword commented Nov 2, 2018

tACK - Not sure why Travis is having problems.

@instagibbs instagibbs changed the title move most extended tests to normal [0.17] move most extended tests to normal Nov 5, 2018
@instagibbs instagibbs merged commit 32f1bf2 into ElementsProject:elements-0.17 Nov 5, 2018
instagibbs added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 5, 2018
32f1bf2 move most extended tests to normal (Gregory Sanders)
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