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[WIP] Extend E2E Test Timeout for Flaky Tests #88
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…hould succeed This test is sometimes flaky, and possibly waiting a second we will stop get ErrorControlPlaneQuorumViolation error anymore
…hould faile This test is sometimes flaky, and possibly by waiting double the time the error won't persist
This test is sometimes flaky, and possibly by waiting double the time the error won't persist
This test is sometimes flaky, and possibly by waiting double the time the error won't persist
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e2e tests are not flaky as in the past. we might revisit this PR in the future. |
NMO E2E test have been quite flaky lately, thus I was looking on the last failed PRs of NMO for OCP 4.11, 4.12, 4.13, and 4.14 (from March 16th), in order to see why the E2E tests were flaky.
There are four questionable tests that by extending there test time we might let them finish successfully: