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addresses #39747 (comment) / #39747 (comment)

Some integration tests are known to fail if Windows Defender is
enabled. On the machines that run our CI, defender is disabled
for that reason.

Contributors likely will have defender enabled, and because of
that are currently not able to run the integration tests.

This patch changes the ERROR into a WARNING, so that contributors
can still run (a limited set of) the integration tests, but get
informed that some may fail.

We should make this requirement more specific, and only skip
tests that are known to require defender to be disabled, but
while that's not yet in place, let's print a warning instead.

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LGTM

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Looks like Windows RS1 took longer than 2 hours, and was killed

Some integration tests are known to fail if Windows Defender is
enabled. On the machines that run our CI, defender is disabled
for that reason.

Contributors likely will have defender enabled, and because of
that are currently not able to run the integration tests.

This patch changes the ERROR into a WARNING, so that contributors
can still run (a limited set of) the integration tests, but get
informed that some may fail.

We should make this requirement more specific, and only skip
tests that are known to require defender to be disabled, but
while that's not yet in place, let's print a warning instead.

Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <[email protected]>
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LGTM

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