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Temporarily block core dump printing on arm64#12682
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@adityamandaleeka these jobs are being worked on to disable tests to get them green. This change makes sense to me. |
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I see a bunch of Ubuntu arm64 Cross Debug Build jobs are stalling and then failing. Looking at the logs, I see things like this:
https://ci.dot.net/job/dotnet_coreclr/job/master/job/arm64_debug_small_page_size_tst_prtest/94/consoleText
It appears gdb gets lost while taking a backtrace and ends up in an infinite loop printing the same frame over and over until the job times out. While we figure out what to do, I think it's reasonable to temporarily stop printing info from dumps on arm64.