Disable Windows Test

[iCharlesHu]

#104 was unreviewed. Reverting

[jakepetroules]

Are you sure the test hangs are not a regression from the changes being introduced in #64? The Windows tests have been consistently passing since #104 was merged, including on all the PRs open for review. Only #64 saw a hang.

If I pull the main branch and run swift test on my machine several times in a row, I don't see any hangs. However, if I pull your iCharlesHu:charles/linux-async-io branch from #64, the tests hang for me immediately.

I think we should not merge this since the evidence points to #64 being the cause of the issue.

[jakepetroules]

Also, in case you're referring to:

Test / Windows (nightly-main - windows-2019)

...that's not hanging because of a code issue. It's hanging because GitHub removed Windows 2019 builders from their infrastructure, and the repository is misconfigured to still require successful builds of that job. We need @shahmishal to change the requirement from that one to:

Pull request / Test / Windows (6.1 - windows-2022) (pull_request)

[iCharlesHu]

@jakepetroules you merged that change without any of our reviews. There's a reason why I asked tests to be setup this way so we can get through them platform by platform. Regardless whether #64 breaks the tests or not, my next PR is to completely change Windows IO so it's a bit of a moot point.

However, I can't keep this project moving if you keep blocking my workflow.

[itingliu]

@swift-ci please test

[itingliu]

Also, in case you're referring to:

Test / Windows (nightly-main - windows-2019)

...that's not hanging because of a code issue. It's hanging because GitHub removed Windows 2019 builders from their infrastructure, and the repository is misconfigured to still require successful builds of that job. We need @shahmishal to change the requirement from that one to:

Pull request / Test / Windows (6.1 - windows-2022) (pull_request)

I removed the 2019 one and updated to nightly/2022