Hi all….   Last night I merged some code 
(f589607e700a94544fc546f5d641b5bfd695f32b) , and then received a message from 
Github that the SolrJ tests had failed: 
https://github.com/apache/solr/actions/runs/1436978925

This morning I went to the previous commit point from 
f589607e700a94544fc546f5d641b5bfd695f32b and reran the tests locally:

  solr git:(a363acdac48) gw -p solr/solrj test

Which resulted in 
:solr:solrj:test (FAILURE): 1705 test(s), 10 failure(s), 21 skipped


So..   Do the solrj tests not run on GitHub for branches normally?   Going back 
to my branch, that appears to be the case.   Tips on what a better workflow 
should be for these?   

Secondly, are these failures typical and a known issue, or is this something 
where I need to revert f589607e700a94544fc546f5d641b5bfd695f32b?    I remember 
back in the day the effort that Erick made to get all tests to pass, but I 
don’t remember the details as I wasn’t a committer ;-).

An answer like “We know some tests fail and don’t worry about reverting your 
code, it’s a problem, but a long term problem” is a okay answer!

Eric



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