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Disable IPv6 for C# Ice/adapterDeactivation #3050

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TestSuite(__name__, multihost=False)
TestSuite(__name__, multihost=False, options={"ipv6": [ipv6]})
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When we set ipv6 to true, what happens? Do we still run the test with ipv4?

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Here IPv6 means the tests supports ipv6, this affects the combinations that are run when you use --all. With this the macOS run with --all would not include --ipv6 in the generated combinations.

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externl commented Nov 4, 2024

CI seems to be failing

@@ -43,7 +41,7 @@ jobs:
config: "debug"
build_flags: "OPTIMIZE=no"
# https://github.com/zeroc-ice/ice/issues/2061
test_flags: "--swift-config=debug --rfilter=csharp/Ice/adapterDeactivation"
test_flags: "--swift-config=debug"
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@pepone pepone merged commit 3477a92 into zeroc-ice:main Nov 5, 2024
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InsertCreativityHere pushed a commit to InsertCreativityHere/compiler-comparison that referenced this pull request Jan 1, 2025
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