System.Diagnostics.Tests.EventLogSourceCreationTests failing on PRs

[safern]

Console Log Summary

Builds

Build	Pull Request	Test Failure Count
#634139	#35818	1
#636227	#35857	1
#636339	#36102	1
#636552	#35573	1
#636741	#36111	1
#636785	#36115	1
#636821	#35936	1
#636842	#35790	1
#636870	#36116	2

Configurations

• net5.0-Windows_NT-Debug-x64-CoreCLR_release-Windows.10.Amd64.Server19H1.ES.Open
• net5.0-Windows_NT-Debug-x64-Mono_release-Windows.10.Amd64.Server19H1.ES.Open
• net5.0-Windows_NT-Release-x86-CoreCLR_release-Windows.10.Amd64.Server19H1.ES.Open

Helix Logs

Build	Pull Request	Console	Core	Test Results	Run Client
#634139	#35818	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636227	#35857	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636339	#36102	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636552	#35573	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636741	#36111	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636785	#36115	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636821	#35936	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636842	#35790	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636870	#36116	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py
#636870	#36116	console.log		testResults.xml	run_client.py

I will put up a PR to disable the test.

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[stephentoub]

Presumably this was caused by #35911 ?

[safern]

Hmm, yeah looks suspicious.

These tests intention was to not run them on CI. According to: 48a222c

but given this is potential break, should we reconsider that?

[ViktorHofer]

but given this is potential break, should we reconsider that?

@danmosemsft

[safern]

Also, another point: 48a222c -- was in February 18th, and I don't think these tests that were left enabled have failed ever since until now.

[safern]

cc: @tarekgh