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Disable Test_wait_interrupted_user_apc on NAOT due to no support for alertable waits. #118231
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Disable Test_wait_interrupted_user_apc on NAOT due to no support for alertable waits. #118231
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Pull Request Overview
This PR disables a Windows-specific threading test (Test_wait_interrupted_user_apc) when running on Native AOT (NAOT) because the test relies on alertable waits which are not supported in NAOT.
Key Changes
- Modified the test condition to exclude Native AOT execution environments
- The test validates that wait functions handle user APCs correctly, but since NAOT doesn't support alertable waits, the test becomes inapplicable
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Thanks!
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @agocke, @MichalStrehovsky, @jkotas |
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/ba-g the disabled test is not failing anymore. The failures are #118234 and infrastructure timeout |
This test tests that our wait functions won't break in case when user APC are queued. That requires wait to be alertable, but in NAOT case, waits are not, meaning that APC won't run and test won't work. Since the whole point of the test is to make sure waits are not broken due to user APC, this test is not applicable on NAOT, therefore it needs to be disabled.