Fix flakey testTelemetryEnabled test - #2250
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thanks! we'll see if this was entirely the issue 🤞 |
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* added message to flakey assertion to help us troubleshoot * changed operator from greater than to greater than or equal to
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testTelemetryEnabledtest will fail frequently which can delay releases and other PR merges. This has happened more frequently in the past several months. The condition that is failing tests that the request timeout ms is strictly greater than the 30ms body delay configured in the test. After adding an assertion message that prints out the actual value, it looks like the mock request is completing in 30msI suspect this is a rounding/truncating issue, but either way we should accept any number equal or greater to the delay here.
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