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Fix flaky Cypress CI tests #1392
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FWIW, now the tests aren't even running at all because of a |
There are some notes on running the cypress tests locally here, which may be helpful: https://github.com/compdemocracy/polis/wiki/Running-E2E-tests-locally There's also some steps which might be taken to run the workflows manually on a GitHub fork, if that proves easier. |
What are the sporadic failures:
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I'm also getting emails.spec.js errors on github but the tests pass locally.
I'm not sure why it is a different error than what @patcon was getting. |
ooo that's a fun one. seems pretty general, but i don't recall seeing it elsewhere. If you have a sec, there should be a button to "re-run" on the logs page, and I'd be curious to know if it shows up again 🤔 |
Potential fix over here: #1521 |
@patcon, @metasoarous, @ballPointPenguin, Hi all, I've recently retired and am planning to work on polis a lot more. I am having my own problems with cypress in that I can't even run
I've tried using both the Do you all have suggestions or a workaround for this? I'm guessing that it is a node and/or typescript version incompatibility.
If not, I can work on it more systematically. Thanks! -Chris |
@crkrenn congrats on the retirement! 😊 |
Fixed here 18a0e48 |
Our Cypress CI tests have been getting increasingly flaky of late:
#1341 (comment)
#1354 (comment)
They seem to sporadically pass, then fail in a random manner, making useless (or worse).
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