Temporarily disable NIOClientTimeoutTests.testBidirectionalStreamingTimeoutAfterSending on Linux for now
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…TimeoutAfterSending` on Linux for now This test tends to crash randomly on Linux (making CI flaky), so it is disabled there for now. Most of the NIO work is done on the `nio` branch now, anyway, where this test is still being run.
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@MrMage can you create an issue to fix this? |
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Okay, that's fine with me! |
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Looks like this CI failure is to temporary unavailability of Homebrew, as evidenced by the fact that one of the two CI builds succeeded. I think this can be reviewed anyway. |
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This test tends to crash randomly on Linux (making CI flaky), so it is disabled there for now.
Most of the NIO work is done on the
niobranch now, anyway, where this test is still being run.