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by Gh0stRAT
970 days ago
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One difference from most other classes of bugs is that threading issues can be quite nondeterministic, which makes it harder to automatically disambiguate between flaky tests and real bugs being caught. Also, the code introducing a race condition may get lucky when your CI system runs the tests and still make it into your main branch. I agree that tooling (like static analysis, Rust's borrow-checker, etc) can play a big role here though. |
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