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by Sholmesy
1405 days ago
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My experience with flaky tests is that they seem to leave some state lying around, or are impacted by some randomness that wasn't accounted for in the test writing (lists in different order, DB state etc). So I actually do think this would benefit that, as these tests are run "independantly", however that's just going to hide the problem of your bad/flaky tests, and you'll never solve the underlying problem. |
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