I would argue that a stuck test exposes a problem the same way "FAILED" does. The same goes for threads: A thread that doesn't join usually points to a thread function that got stuck. If you want to ignore this problem temporarily you might want to disable/exclude the corresponding test.
I would argue that a stuck test exposes a problem the same way "FAILED" does. The same goes for threads: A thread that doesn't join usually points to a thread function that got stuck. If you want to ignore this problem temporarily you might want to disable/exclude the corresponding test.