Disable code coverage #16380
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Disable code coverage #16380
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Fixes: Azure#15231 Azure.Core builds started failing after the code coverage change was merged. Considering there is, currently, no one who can look into coverage failing and the coverage is not useful because it doesn't display in devops I'm disabling it.
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Fixes: #15231
Azure.Core builds started failing after the code coverage change was merged. Considering there is, currently, no one who can look into coverage failing and the coverage is not useful because it doesn't display in devops I'm disabling it.