Socket tests: don't retry CanceledByDispose tests on timeout #42725
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These retries cause masking cases where the operation and dispose Task are never completing.
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Wouldn't it be better to extend RetryHelper to detect fatal failures?
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catch (SocketException se)
{
// On connection timeout, retry.
Assert.NotEqual(SocketError.TimedOut, se.SocketErrorCode);
localSocketError = se.SocketErrorCode;
}The test fails here on Windows. Should do some more research on SocketError.TimedOut cases, but I think we should keep retrying here.
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I think you need to look at multiple tests to know whether it makes sense to extend the RetryHelper for this pattern. |
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These retries cause masking cases where the operation and
dispose Task are never completing.
Fixes #42686 (comment)
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