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You find out why they’re flaky, and fix them. If they’re flaky in testing, there’s probably something flaky in real world use. If they’re flaky because of somet
by apothegm 8mo ago
You find out why they’re flaky, and fix them. If they’re flaky in testing, there’s probably something flaky in real world use. If they’re flaky because of something specific to the test environment then they’re not testing what you think they’re testing, so fix them or get rid of them.
- forcepushed 8mo agoDefinitely. Making the decision between fixing them or deleting them is important, not only since it might save or waste time, but also since it could help prevent future occurrences down the road. How much time do you think you spend making this decision vs just fixing them tests and how often do you see yourself adding tests back in you quarantined or deleted?