Retry integration tests 2 times on CI #9690
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As raised in #9689, integration tests are currently flaky. This makes the use of a merge queue harder since with merge queues individual builds can't be retried. As a temporary work-around this commit adds retries to the integration tests' mocha invocation. This is very subpar and we must come-up with a plan to address the tests' unreliability.
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@yamadapc I think we already do this via the config. We added it the other day. Not sure if it really helped though. |
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As raised in #9689, integration tests are currently flaky. This makes the use of a merge queue harder since with merge queues individual builds can't be retried.
As a temporary work-around this commit adds retries to the integration tests' mocha invocation.
This is very subpar and we must come-up with a plan to address the tests' unreliability.