[SYCL][E2E] Disable failing L0 tests on Win DG2#22630
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Signed-off-by: Nick Sarnie <nick.sarnie@intel.com>
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Edit: Ignore this, this is wrong I don't think so, these tests fundamentally aren't supported on DG2, they never worked and will never work because they use hardware features that aren't available on DG2. I think we just made a mistake adding this test originally where we mistakenly thought it would work on DG2. |
dm-vodopyanov
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@dm-vodopyanov Sorry, I am totally wrong, I thought this was a review for another PR |
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@dm-vodopyanov Could you take a second look at this pls? Thx |
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Sporadically failing, see #22033, #21556 and #21766