[triage] upstream#7344: Run helix tests still fails the build when all issues are known
Upstream: dotnet#7344
Status: COMPLETE
Classification: discussion
Confidence: 0.80
Reproduced: ⏭️ Skipped
Area: Core
Investigated at: 2026-03-07
Triage Summary
Category: Discussion
Reasoning: The issue author explicitly states "I'm not sure why this is happening, we might need to ask the infra team what we're supposed to do in order to get BuildAnalysis to turn itself green here." This indicates a question/discussion seeking guidance rather than reporting a defect in ML.NET's library. The failure originates from microsoft.dotnet.helix.sdk (CI infrastructure), not from ML.NET's own code.
Summary: A PR build was failing because the Helix test runner reported a failing test (SdcaLogisticRegression) and propagated that failure to the overall build result, even though the failure may have been a known/expected issue. The issue author is unsure how to make BuildAnalysis recognize known failures and not block the build.
Suggested Labels: discussion
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[triage] upstream#7344: Run helix tests still fails the build when all issues are known
Upstream: dotnet#7344
Status: COMPLETE
Classification: discussion
Confidence: 0.80
Reproduced: ⏭️ Skipped
Area: Core
Investigated at: 2026-03-07
Triage Summary
Category: Discussion
Reasoning: The issue author explicitly states "I'm not sure why this is happening, we might need to ask the infra team what we're supposed to do in order to get BuildAnalysis to turn itself green here." This indicates a question/discussion seeking guidance rather than reporting a defect in ML.NET's library. The failure originates from
microsoft.dotnet.helix.sdk(CI infrastructure), not from ML.NET's own code.Summary: A PR build was failing because the Helix test runner reported a failing test (
SdcaLogisticRegression) and propagated that failure to the overall build result, even though the failure may have been a known/expected issue. The issue author is unsure how to make BuildAnalysis recognize known failures and not block the build.Suggested Labels: discussion