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Fixes regressions - #1009

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Fixes regressions#1009
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The following PRs introduced bugs. The CI build didn't catch them because the tests just crashed, leaving them undetected.

#1008 had a change to consuming events but the test threw an exception on the producing side which has never been supported. This removes those tests. Charles Milette (@sylveon)

#992 never worked as intended. David Fields (@dfields-msft)

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Confirmed all tests have run and passed.

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Kenny Kerr (kennykerr) merged commit 0a0062a into master Sep 1, 2021
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Kenny Kerr (kennykerr) deleted the fix_build branch September 1, 2021 20:03
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What task tracks fixing the tests/CI pipeline to detect crashes as failures?

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There isn't anything. Unfortunately, we don't have any budget for improving the build but it would be nice to get this fixed.

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I filed #1010 to track, and spent a little while this afternoon looking into it. Here's a potentially simple fix: #1011

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Also sorry for introducing the silent failures in the first place... I had some confusion about how Catch2 deals with tests that validate exception throwing and mistakenly believed that running with -e was required, and was passing (which is how it is logged, rather than skipping which is what it actually does...).

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