Disable check project in the ghcide test suite#2397
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This is a bit ugly, but we already do it in defaultMain I also realized I don't really understand the HLS config options anymore.
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Will merge as soon as #2393 is merged, thanks! |
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lgtm, hope this will improve test suite flakyness, thanks!
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The checkProject setting introduces (even more) non determinism and leads to flaky tests as seen in #2153
This PR disables it in the ghcide test suite, except in the tests that explicitly exercise the setting