test: reduce flakiness of acceptance tests #3216
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The CI environment isn't as performant as local machines: the time needed to fully initialize the test environment can be significant and skew the verification. Rather than setting the "virtual" clock used to measure alert timings at the beginning of the acceptance test, it is better to wait for the test bed to be ready. Signed-off-by: Simon Pasquier <[email protected]>
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The CI environment isn't as performant as local machines: the time
needed to fully initialize the test environment can be significant and
skew the verification. Rather than setting the "virtual" clock used to
measure alert timings at the beginning of the acceptance test, it is
better to wait for the test bed to be ready.
I've run the
testjob several times and it looks like it's way less flaky than before.cc @gotjosh