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[bug]: test_stasis_endpoints.c: Unit test channel_messages is unstable #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 83781c2)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 833543d)
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The channel_messages test was assuming that stasis would return messages in a specific order. This is an incorrect assumption as message ordering was never guaranteed. This was causing the test to fail occasionally. We now test all the messages for the required message types instead of testing one by one. Resolves: #158 (cherry picked from commit 83781c2)
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Severity
Major
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18,20,master
Components/Modules
test_stasis_endpoints
Operating Environment
Rocky 8 CI environment
Frequency of Occurrence
Occasional
Issue Description
The channel_messages test occasionally fails. It looks like it's expecting stasis to deliver messages in a specific order which isn't guaranteed.
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