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Today :server:systemPropertiesOverrideTest uses the same source set as
:server:test, but runs a disjoint set of tests via includes &
excludes. This forces every developer to choose in their IDE between the
two tasks when running any unit test in :server even though there's
only one appropriate task to run for any particular test.

This commit moves the serverless-specific unit tests into their own
source set to remove this friction in the development flow.

Today `:server:systemPropertiesOverrideTest` uses the same source set as
`:server:test`, but runs a disjoint set of tests via includes &
excludes. This forces every developer to choose in their IDE between the
two tasks when running any unit test in `:server` even though there's
only one appropriate task to run for any particular test.

This commit moves the serverless-specific unit tests into their own
source set to remove this friction in the development flow.
@DaveCTurner DaveCTurner requested a review from ywangd November 2, 2025 13:44
@DaveCTurner DaveCTurner added >test Issues or PRs that are addressing/adding tests :Distributed Coordination/Distributed A catch all label for anything in the Distributed Coordination area. Please avoid if you can. v9.3.0 labels Nov 2, 2025
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@elasticsearchmachine elasticsearchmachine added the Team:Distributed Coordination Meta label for Distributed Coordination team label Nov 2, 2025
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