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I'm not sure we want to have more than one ActiveIssue.
The previous ActiveIssue deactivated the test in mono, windows, x64.
The current ActiveIssue is deactivating the test in all runtimes, in all architectures, but only in Linux. Isn't it also affecting Windows coreclr?
I think we should deactivate this test for everything. No platform filters. That way we can be 100% sure if the error code 137 is being caused by this test or not. If we deactivate this for only a few platforms, we may still see hits and won't know for sure if this was the cause.
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I sampled the errors in the Report table, and all seem to be a Linux flavor using CoreCLR.
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The failures for the tracking issue will always be for Linux because the 137 exit code in the error message pattern is a Linux behavior.
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Mkay. Approving!