Description
Windows 11 machines are not yet stable with the regressions with the transition to Windows Server 2025.
I've been testing a set of changes to try to stabilize it, and there are some interesting findings:
- On the first run of the job on a machine the number of test regressions is less than on subsequent runs. On this run there are 26 test regressions ->
- On a second run there are 62 test regressions, a lot of new ones having to do with networking and starting services.
This is a consistent behavior tested numerous times.
It's clear that there are cleanup issues between one run and the other, I haven't found a smoking gun on what in particular changed and is making these regressions.
System information
Docker networks on host afer 1+ runs:
docker network ls
NETWORK ID NAME DRIVER SCOPE
e614b316055d isolated_network nat local
841d37e5a6b4 nat nat local
21dc2c825cb0 none null local
isolated_network is the one created by the jobs and reused subsequently.
Description
Windows 11 machines are not yet stable with the regressions with the transition to Windows Server 2025.
I've been testing a set of changes to try to stabilize it, and there are some interesting findings:
This is a consistent behavior tested numerous times.
It's clear that there are cleanup issues between one run and the other, I haven't found a smoking gun on what in particular changed and is making these regressions.
System information
Docker networks on host afer 1+ runs:
isolated_networkis the one created by the jobs and reused subsequently.