Fix Flaky Integration Test in TestDomainReplicationDLQ #6851
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What changed?
Resolve flakiness in the
TestDomainReplicationDLQintegration test by implementing retry logic for message publishing operations. The test was failing intermittently due to race conditions in concurrent message publishing.Why?
Flaky tests cause unwanted delay in testing and can create noise which it makes us unlikely to locate issues detected by tests.
How did you test it?
Run the integration test for 20 times using following script:
docker-compose -f docker/buildkite/docker-compose-local.yml run --rm integration-test-cassandra go test ./host/persistence/cassandra/... -run TestCassandraQueuePersistence/TestDomainReplicationDLQ -count=20Potential risks
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