Until recently, our test pipelines in Azure were logging telemetry. We set our opt-out policy to True in an effort to log accurate data to our analytics, but our tests started to fail due to a unit test that checks for a non-empty payload against the telemetry client. When telemetry is turned off, the payload is empty, thus failing the test.
A better solution is needed that properly tests a working telemetry client without logging data or impacting customer privacy. We should revisit this at a later time.
Until recently, our test pipelines in Azure were logging telemetry. We set our opt-out policy to True in an effort to log accurate data to our analytics, but our tests started to fail due to a unit test that checks for a non-empty payload against the telemetry client. When telemetry is turned off, the payload is empty, thus failing the test.
A better solution is needed that properly tests a working telemetry client without logging data or impacting customer privacy. We should revisit this at a later time.