Put Razor.Design.Test and Razor.Language.Test in a different test group#6725
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The hope is that this would reduce some parallelization and consequently reduce contention for file descriptors. |
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* Put Razor.Design.Test and Razor.Language.Test in a different test group (#6725) * Move dotnet watch to a seperate test group (#6730) * Reuse root `version.props` in Templating - do not let Templating get behind branding changes * Revert "Put Razor.Design.Test and Razor.Language.Test in a different test group (#6725)" (#6753) This reverts commit 563ff7c. * Revert file watch test changes
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We have had a lot of test failures in Ubuntu which involve file descriptors. This started happening right after we mondoized these repos.