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Disable failing appveyor tests#731

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Disable failing appveyor tests#731
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@mjbvz mjbvz commented Mar 4, 2016

Resubmitting #723 now that AppVeyor has also been updated to ignore these tests.

Again, this change just ignores all tests that fail locally and adds a special AppVeyorIgnore category to any tests that only fail in AppVeyor.

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mjbvz and others added 19 commits March 7, 2016 12:26
For microsoft#718, ignored tests tend to just get more broken over time so we should make ignoring explicit instead of automatic. This removes all [Ignore] tags and instead marks previously ignored tests with [TestCategory('Ignore')]. Will update appveyor to ignore these as well.

closes microsoft#718
Update .gitattributes and normalize all line endings
Merging in this work. AppVeyor isn't failing any more than it was before ( although microsoft#723 should fix that  ). Can change the common tests too if those start causing problems.
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Revert "Temp disable all tests that are failing in AppVeyor"
Added links to running our tests to CONTRIBUTING.md
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