Mark HTTP/3 conformance tests as flaky on macOS#152
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was under the impression that the flaky tests would be skipped, but saw another failure on main after merging #153. |
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Wow that's really bizarre - wonder if there is some ordering issue in the known-flaky argument. Will confirm it's still happening once more and switch to |
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Have been seeing this and convinced it's macOS only for now. Will file an issue in conformance repo after checking a bit more that it's not an issue with the client - the wiki linked specifically calls out OS-specific behavior which matches what we're seeing though. From what I could tell, other repos only run conformance tests on Linux and wouldn't have run into it.