ESQL: Reenable heap attacks (#121565) #121575
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Reenables some heap attack tests, bumping their memory requirements to try and force a failure on all CI machines. Previously some CI machines weren't failing, invalidating the test on those machines. Close elastic#121481 Close elastic#121465
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We got a mute on 8.x by now which we'll also need to remove. |
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Got it. I'll look. |
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Ah, sorry, I already unmuted by pushing to this PR! |
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oh cool. |
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Reenables some heap attack tests, bumping their memory requirements to try and force a failure on all CI machines. Previously some CI machines weren't failing, invalidating the test on those machines.
Close #121481 Close #121465