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RadioButtons tests take too long #2160

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StephenLPeters opened this issue Mar 24, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2214
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RadioButtons tests take too long #2160

StephenLPeters opened this issue Mar 24, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2214
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area-DevInternal Internal build infrastructure, code cleanup, engineering efficiency area-RadioButtons help wanted Issue ideal for external contributors team-Controls Issue for the Controls team

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Sometime our test pass times out on RadioButtons tests when it requires retrying some of the unreliable tests. We could either make the tests more reliable, slit the tests into different work groups, similar to how nav view splits its tests, or increase the timeout alloted to radio button in the GenerateTestProjFile.ps1 or some combination of the 3.

@msft-github-bot msft-github-bot added the needs-triage Issue needs to be triaged by the area owners label Mar 24, 2020
@StephenLPeters StephenLPeters added area-DevInternal Internal build infrastructure, code cleanup, engineering efficiency area-RadioButtons help wanted Issue ideal for external contributors team-Controls Issue for the Controls team labels Mar 24, 2020
@ranjeshj ranjeshj removed the needs-triage Issue needs to be triaged by the area owners label Mar 24, 2020
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