Remove log tests from Livy #46272
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to apache#46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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Similarly to #46263 - there is no real value in keeping tests for logs in Livy - and caplog tests are known to be super vulnerable to side-effects from other tests. Since those tests add no value, we should just remove them without replacement.
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