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gh-148292: Remove shutdown() test in test_ssl.test_got_eof() - #149366
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shutdown() behavior depends too much on the operating system and it's unrelated to the got_eof_error change.
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The test fails on the "Windows / Build and test (x64, switch-case)" CI: shutdown() fails with ECONNRESET instead of ENOTCONN. |
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…ython#149366) The shutdown() behavior depends too much on the operating system and it's unrelated to the got_eof_error change. (cherry picked from commit 1e21cf6)
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shutdown() behavior depends too much on the operating system and it's unrelated to the got_eof_error change.