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by keegancsmith
2198 days ago
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This is tricky but when you reframe it it's clear the heuristic you mention is the correct one. The value of a test is giving signal to a developer that the code they wrote is correct. If a test is flaky due to the test or the code, the signal the test provides has now become negative. The parent mentions filing it on the team that owns the test. This sounds correct and the onus is then on that team. At larger companies this process is automated. You may enjoy the flake detection section in this blog post https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/athena-our-automated-bui... |
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