[feature] Mark Multiple Response Header Test Pending #4640
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The
Verifies Invoke-WebRequest Supports Multiple response headers with same name
test from #4494 is failing on Linux and macOS due to an implementation difference ofHttpListener
on Linux and macOS where multiple response headers are concatenated instead of sent as separate headers.In Windows:
In Linux/macOS:
This is not a failure of the test but an issue with the current method used for serving test content with
HttpListener
.Issue #4639 has been created to track creating a cross-platform multiple header response solution for this test. In the mean time, mark this test as pending to prevent nightly failures.