The key realisation, I think, is that you've already got that problem. A flaky test is one that's failed to do its job. That's why you can't just disable it, yo

The key realisation, I think, is that you've already got that problem. A flaky test is one that's failed to do its job. That's why you can't just disable it, you need to back that up with rework to make sure the underlying problem is addressed.