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This test timeout reproduces fairly consistently (maybe only a flakey success once in a while).
Attempts to find the culprit change
Since this test was noted to have started failing while #4743 was bumping the runtime version, I first started to use a locally built runtime based on the commit hash 8fac5af2b11dc98fa0504f6fd06df790164ec958 that the PR bumped from following the instructions at https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics/blob/main/documentation/privatebuildtesting.md. As the timeout still reproduced, I additionally built the libs subset and copied the entire runtime\artifacts\bin\testhost\net9.0-windows-Release-x64\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\9.0.0\* as well, but the timeout still reproduced.
Moreover, I rebuilt the diagnostics repo after reverting the runtime bump pr #4743, and still the timeout reproduced.
As such, its unclear how far back the timeout began, or when the culprit change really occurred to start causing the test to timeout.
Timeout investigation
Debugging the test timeout itself, it seems to consistently hit an exception at
@noahfalk@davmason Do y'all have any suspicions as to how the token might be getting cancelled?
I believe these were the async callstacks from DiagnosticsEventPipeProcessor.Process().
Re-enable this test after it is fixed.
Failure:
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