Disable WebSockets functional tests on Unix #447
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The WebSockets tests currently hang for long periods on Linux. This PR just disables those tests on Linux. Issue dotnet#420 tracks fixing the issue and re-enabling the tests.
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LGTM |
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This can be merged as soon as the TFS rolling builds pass again and the queue is idle. I plan to do it, but anyone should feel free to do it once those conditions are true. |
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TFS mirror is paused until Friday afternoon, so holding off on the merge until then. |
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Merging - just noticing a pass in rolling builds |
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Disable WebSockets functional tests on Unix
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The WebSockets tests currently hang for long periods
on Linux. This PR just disables those tests on Linux.
Issue #420 tracks fixing the issue and re-enabling the tests.