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Test failures: Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CompilerServer.UnitTests.NamedPipeClientConnectionHostTests.EndListenClosesQueuedConnections #47231

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runfoapp bot opened this issue Aug 28, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #47246
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Looks like this is hitting a null ref during the test.

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@jaredpar it would be nice if we had a column for target branch, and commit hash which was head of target branch at the time of the build.

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That is fairly easy to add. Tracking here jaredpar/runfo#16

jaredpar added a commit to jaredpar/roslyn that referenced this issue Aug 28, 2020
The test was using a timeout when connecting to the server. This was
likely leading to the connect failing during a load situation. Removed
the timeout and added a proper `Assert.NotNull` check to catch the issue
if this doesn't truly fix it.

closes dotnet#47231
jaredpar added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 1, 2020
* Fix flaky compiler server test.

The test was using a timeout when connecting to the server. This was
likely leading to the connect failing during a load situation. Removed
the timeout and added a proper `Assert.NotNull` check to catch the issue
if this doesn't truly fix it.

closes #47231

* Fix warning
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