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The createRun helper now retries the PATCH request that sets the DAG run state, waiting for the DagBag to load the DAG before confirming. Previously the PATCH could silently fail, leaving runs in a queued state and causing downstream assertions to fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add retry logic to the
createRunhelper in the DAG calendar tab e2e tests.The PATCH request that sets a DAG run's state can fail silently when the
DagBag hasn't loaded the DAG yet. The helper now retries the PATCH up to
5 times with 1-second delays, confirming the state is set before proceeding.
This prevents downstream assertions from failing due to runs stuck in
"queued" state.
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