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Disable failing BestFitMapping tests #22438
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Is this disabling these tests completely? Do we have a way to disable tests for JIT stress only?
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Yes, it disables them completely (for the specific conditions, so Windows x86, Windows x64).
We can disable for ALL platforms for JIT stress by changing their project files to include
<JitOptimizationSensitive>true</JitOptimizationSensitive>, but that is better used for tests that are really incompatible, not bugs that are hopefully fixed quickly. Plus it means changing more files.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I believe we can set true for a specific arch/os by adding a condition. It is ugly, but possible.
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Going forward, I believe it would be better to add the following to the test's csproj:
We have the knob, it seems correct to use it.