Enable more LDAP TLS tests on linux #54377
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I have a question about line 62 in LdapSessionTests.cs: I would enable that test, but it seems that it should be |
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@krwq, thanks for reviewing! I see that the tests are all passing now; is there anything else I need to do for this to be merged? |
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As a follow up to #52904, this removes the
SupportedOsPlatform("windows")attribute from LdapSessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer, which was causing weird Intellisense issues in VS Code on Linux.It also enables some tests for
LdapSessionOptions.SecureSocketsLayerfor Linux that were missed in the previous PR.