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[eventd]Disabling eventd unit tests #17053

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/sonic-eventd/Makefile
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-include rsyslog_plugin/subdir.mk
-include rsyslog_plugin_tests/subdir.mk

all: sonic-eventd eventd-tests eventd-tool rsyslog-plugin rsyslog-plugin-tests
all: sonic-eventd eventd-tool rsyslog-plugin
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Is that a mistake to disable rsyslog-plugin-tests? @dgsudharsan

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Hi @StormLiangMS We have build failures when compiling sonic-eventd target and I disabled all unit tests under this target.

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Technically, there is no issue with rsyslog-plugin tests only with eventd-tests. My plan is to revert this PR once I can prove that there is no flakiness with tests with my fix.

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@zbud-msft pls let me know when your fix is ready.


sonic-eventd: $(OBJS)
@echo 'Building target: $@'
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