Split out of #3786 as that issue's in-file note explicitly instructs ("Needs its own issue; do not fold it back into GH-3786"). Filing it because that TODO was never actioned: the class is excluded from CI and nothing tracks the defect.
Wolverine.AzureServiceBus.Tests.end_to_end is tagged [Trait("Category", "Flaky")], which removes 6 tests from CI. It is not flaky. Re-measured 2026-08-02 after the entity-name sanitizing fix, on a freshly recreated emulator (2.0.1):
The two failures are both session handling, which conventional routing never touched:
send_and_receive_multiple_messages_to_queue_with_session_identifier
split_messages_with_different_sessionids_into_separate_batches
Possibly related to the session-listener work described in #3494.
Fixing this should let the Flaky tag come off the class and return all 6 tests to CIAzureServiceBus.
Split out of #3786 as that issue's in-file note explicitly instructs ("Needs its own issue; do not fold it back into GH-3786"). Filing it because that TODO was never actioned: the class is excluded from CI and nothing tracks the defect.
Wolverine.AzureServiceBus.Tests.end_to_endis tagged[Trait("Category", "Flaky")], which removes 6 tests from CI. It is not flaky. Re-measured 2026-08-02 after the entity-name sanitizing fix, on a freshly recreated emulator (2.0.1):The two failures are both session handling, which conventional routing never touched:
send_and_receive_multiple_messages_to_queue_with_session_identifiersplit_messages_with_different_sessionids_into_separate_batchesPossibly related to the session-listener work described in #3494.
Fixing this should let the
Flakytag come off the class and return all 6 tests toCIAzureServiceBus.