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test: test that threshold from previous running state is used when serving sign requests in resharing#481

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@ghost ghost commented Jun 10, 2025

This PR adds a regression test to the issue that was solved in: #480

The test fails on main previous to the merged fix.

@ghost ghost changed the title test: Add pytest to test that threshold from previous running state is used when in resharing test: test that threshold from previous running state is used when serving sign requests in resharing Jun 10, 2025
@ghost ghost requested a review from kevindeforth June 10, 2025 08:37
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These pytests take quite a long time to run.
I would prefer to merge test_single_domain with test_threshold_from_previous_running_state_is_maintained, since the latter also covers the former.

If we want to test this behavior in isolation, we might be advised to implement a Rust integration test instead, since they are significantly faster.

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