Another attempt to fix stress tests #83211
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl Issue DetailsAttempt to fix #82528, using a workaround from actions/runner-images#7080 (comment).
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/azp run runtime-libraries stress-ssl |
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/azp run runtime-libraries stress-http |
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@dotnet/ncl this seems to work, can someone take a look?
| $dockerComposeCmd = $env:DOCKER_COMPOSE_CMD | ||
| if (!(Test-Path $dockerComposeCmd)) { | ||
| $dockerComposeCmd = "docker-compose" | ||
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This is now an asymmetry between run-docker-compose.ps1 in SslStress vs HttpStress.
For some reason, the HttpStress pipeline is ok to docker-compose build with V1 of compose but then do the run with V2, however in SslStress this resulted in a failure.
I don't want to add an equivalent workaround to run-docker-compose.ps1 in HttpStress, when it's not necessary.
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Tried using another Windows image, which did not work (#82736), so decided to go with the workaround from actions/runner-images#7080 (comment) to fix #82528.