New --all-reruns-need-to-pass argument#311
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msaelices wants to merge 1 commit intopytest-dev:masterfrom
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New --all-reruns-need-to-pass argument#311msaelices wants to merge 1 commit intopytest-dev:masterfrom
--all-reruns-need-to-pass argument#311msaelices wants to merge 1 commit intopytest-dev:masterfrom
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This addresses your requirement to verify that non-deterministic tests (that work ~90% of the time) pass consistently by requiring all reruns to pass after an initial failure. Signed-off-by: Manuel Saelices <msaelices@gmail.com>
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Thank you for your PR. Unfortunately I do not understand which problem it solves could you please explain your use case with an example? Additionally the merge conflict and lint errors could be solved. |
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This addresses your requirement to verify that non-deterministic tests (that work ~90% of the time) pass consistently by requiring all reruns to pass after an initial failure.