TST: linalg: temporarily silence failure in test_solve_discrete_are #17273
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mdhaber
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Oct 21, 2022
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The goal of this PR was to silence the linux_aarch64_test failures, and that was successful. The issue with macos_arm64_test is addressed in #17272. |
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Agreed, let's make CI green again. Thanks Matt |
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I wonder whether it's worth us having a central location for us to record a list of the tests we need to restore because of things like this. |
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Reference issue
gh-16926
What does this implement/fix?
gh-17057 xfailed a test failure similar to the one we're now seeing in linux_aarch64_test; this xfails the new one so that it is easier to see when there is a problem in a new PR.
Additional information
This should be reverted when gh-16926 gets resolved.
gh-17272 should address the issue in macos-arm64.