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I feel the same, I can't understand why people value more having a flaky test than not having it. In both cases, the feature is not validated (the test failure
by tumetab1 3y ago
I feel the same, I can't understand why people value more having a flaky test than not having it.
In both cases, the feature is not validated (the test failure is ignored), but not having the test is transparent (the feature is not being validated), improves pipeline speed and reduces the noise.
Maybe people just like the lie, that the feature is being validated.. I don't really understand.
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