Distributed: Enabled availability checking in Distributed test #69738
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Various distributed actors test cases were testing behavior that ultimately depends on availability checking but then disabled availability checking on the command line when building. This will break with future planned changes to availability checking infrastructure.
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Looks like several tests needed to be updated, I missed some when I was first testing. |
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Various distributed actors test cases were testing behavior that ultimately depends on availability checking but then disabled availability checking on the command line when building. This will break with future planned changes to availability checking infrastructure.