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We spend a fair amount of time (six wall clock minutes on my machine)
doing package restore for the JIT tests. This is because each project
has its own packages.config file, so during the build we call nuget
restore for each project.
There are only four unique packages.config files for all these tests, so
this change moves them to tests/src/JIT/config and updates the project
files to consume them from there.
This means during the build the `EnsureDependencies` target does not
need to invoke nuget restore as often and the build is much faster as a
result.
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This change replaces the template projects used for the ported JIT tests
with a single project file per test. This refactoring is intended to
clarify exactly which tests from the legacy testbed have been ported
and what their dependencies are; this should make later reasoning about
these tests more straightforward.
This change also disables a number of innocuous warnings in the ported
tests for hygenic purposes.
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This set of tests is comprised of IL tests that:
- only reference APIs in .Net Core's System.Runtime,
System.Runtime.Extensions, and System.Threading contracts
- compile to a single executable,
- and expect no command line arguments at runtime.
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This imports the remainder of the tests under JIT\Methodical that are
able to target CoreCLR.
This also contains build fixes for tests under
JIT\Directed\coverage\oldtests that were mangled during a previous import.
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