Skip write_prepared_transaction_test in travis #2836
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This test takes only 1 min on my vm but 43m on travis and eventually times out. Apparently Travis cpus are much slower. Going to have to move it to daily tests instead. |
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The patch skips write_prepared_transaction_test from travis as they time out there. They are still covered in daily runs of tests.