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IntegerGeneratorEndToEndInMemoryTest is flaky #17672
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Marking for re-triage, since comment on #6872 implies that this is a product issue. |
@AndriySvyryd We've been waiting for you to triage this. Is there good evidence that this is a product issue? If so, should it be in the 3.1 milestone? |
@ajcvickers Yes and yes |
@AndriySvyryd Can't get this to fail; any tips? Any ideas where the product issue is? |
I've seen it fail locally about 1 in 20 runs when running all tests. |
…ntly_async for in-memory I ran the test repeatedly: * In the IDE for ~30 mins using run-until-fails * 30 times in a full test run on the command line and saw no failures. Fixes #17672
This was hit here: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/public/_build/results?buildId=1135554&view=ms.vss-test-web.build-test-results-tab&runId=34454890&resultId=122792&paneView=debug
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False alarm, turns out it was a DI problem. dotnet/runtime#52691 |
Can_use_sequence_end_to_end_from_multiple_contexts_concurrently_async()
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