Run unit tests with full set of gems #18330
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Previously unit tests were run with a subset of gems. This masked issues where conflicts (specifically with loading jar-dependencies) with gem load/activation were causing issues. This updates the tests to install the full gem set for unit tests. The added test time is minimal (less than a minute) and should give us a more consistent gem environment for testing.
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This pull request does not have a backport label. Could you fix it @donoghuc? 🙏
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What does this PR do?
Previously unit tests were run with a subset of gems. This masked issues where conflicts (specifically with loading jar-dependencies) with gem load/activation were causing issues. This updates the tests to install the full gem set for unit tests. The added test time is minimal (less than a minute) and should give us a more consistent gem environment for testing.
See #17873 for more details.