disable some racy RemotingSpecs [Akka.Remote.Tests] #3839
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Don't need a collection anymore now that the entire test is run sequentially
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Per #3786 |
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* force RemotingSpecs to run sequentially * marked two particularly bad specs as skipped * Removed XUnit collection attribute Don't need a collection anymore now that the entire test is run sequentially
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* force RemotingSpecs to run sequentially * marked two particularly bad specs as skipped * Removed XUnit collection attribute Don't need a collection anymore now that the entire test is run sequentially
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These specs seemed to be especially sensitive to timeouts due to some of them being long-running - forcing them to run serially to see if it helps.