Ignore 13 failing tests on master and v4.1.0
See original GitHub issueSome of these look like they date back a while. Would you be able to use [Ignore("reason/issue link")]
on each failing test to help contributors know whether these failures are relevant to what we are doing?
One bonus is that you’ll be able to run tests in CI and get a nice report of ignored issues in the console output as a TODO.
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@jonorossi I would like that, but I currently can’t spend much time on open source unfortunately… I would definitely not be able to attain the energy levels of Gavin as he was powering through the work.
That said, it’s high time I personally got up to speed with everything that is (ASP).NET Core. As this seems to be the next priority, perhaps I could help move it forward, but please do not interpret this as a commitment.
Being able to get more involved would be fun and I might be able to do that in the future, but I also can’t promise.
Back on topic:
https://github.com/castleproject/Windsor/pull/440