test: split test-crypto-timing-safe-equal #8202
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Move non-intensive parts of test-crypto-timing-safe-equal from sequential to parallel. The test in sequential is marked as flaky due to the intensive part of the test. This will allow the non-intensive part to register as a genuine failure if something breaks it.
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Whoops, it's not. Leftover from the test I was extracting it from. I've removed it. Thanks!
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Closing as revert of the commit that added this test in the first place is imminent... |
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make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test nosign(Windows) passesAffected core subsystem(s)
test crypto
Description of change
Move non-intensive parts of test-crypto-timing-safe-equal from
sequential to parallel.
The test in sequential is marked as flaky due to the intensive part of
the test. This will allow the non-intensive part to register as a
genuine failure if something breaks it.