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[Flaky Test] Roslyn.VisualStudio.IntegrationTests.CSharp.CSharpBuild.BuildWithCommandLine Test Failure #18204
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FYI @jasonmalinowski |
Merged #18203 so we can start seeing logs of what actually failed during tests. My PR build for that failed with the following message:
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Disable BuildWithCommandLine until #18204 is fixed
@jinujoseph @chborl Looks like this is the bug that's tracking that the devenv /build test is currently flaky and disabled. Let's re-enable this as a part of that other bug since it would have caught this. |
@jinujoseph we might need somebody to look at this one. History has shown that if we disable this test we will break it. Repeatedly. |
Yep, I've seen it a few times. May be stabilized as part of #25151. |
Lets see if we hit this again after 25151 |
Skip PR is merged. |
let me re-enable it |
@sharwell the flakiness here has drastically picked up over the past few weeks: the test currently has a 97% pass rating and I've seen the failure 3 times today: Can you please investigate. |
@333fred Based on the test history, the test here isn't flaky. The failure is a true failure of |
@333fred This is probably related to AB#1289921. A heap dump from the deadlock is attached to the most recent build of #54851. |
I opened a PR to skip this test until the underlying issue is resolved, since we're hitting this pretty often in merge flow integration test runs: #55243 |
Internal tracking issue (thanks Sam for link): AB#1363609 |
@sharwell @allisonchou Should this test be re-enabled again? |
Re-opening this as it still seems to be flaky. |
Failed in https://ci.dot.net/job/dotnet_roslyn/job/dev16/job/windows_release_vs-integration/24/. The logs only contain that the build failed with exit code 0, due to assert ordering. Submitted #18203 to address that issue.
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