Disable Encrypted_data_can_not_be_read_with_wrong_master_key #271
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Pull request overview
This PR disables a failing encryption test that is experiencing issues only on Windows Latest in the CI environment. The test Encrypted_data_can_not_be_read_with_wrong_master_key validates that encrypted data cannot be decrypted using an incorrect master key.
Changes:
- Added a Skip attribute to the
Encrypted_data_can_not_be_read_with_wrong_master_keytest with a reason indicating it fails on Windows Latest in CI
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There should be no space between the attribute name and the opening parenthesis. The correct format is [EncryptionTheory(Skip = ...)] without a space before the opening parenthesis.
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The abbreviation "C.I." should be written as "CI" without periods. This is the standard way to write the abbreviation for Continuous Integration.
| [EncryptionTheory (Skip = "Failing only on Windows Latest in the C.I.")] | |
| [EncryptionTheory (Skip = "Failing only on Windows Latest in the CI.")] |
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