Partially disable test #59760
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-io Issue DetailsFixes #33148 Sometimes file enumeration does not return the special "." directory. On Windows 11 this is now happening far more often. Disabling this part on there. My assumption is that this is not high priority to investigate as any app can assume it's there.
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The failures on Android lanes in runtime-staging are issued here and will be activeIssued in #59762 |
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Fixes #33148
Sometimes file enumeration does not return the special "." directory. On Windows 11 this is now happening far more often. Disabling this part on there. My assumption is that this is not high priority to investigate as any app can assume it's there.