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Enable test shuffle for more robust test suite #3349
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* Issue #3349 - enable `-shuffle=on` in tests Signed-off-by: rbroggi <[email protected]> * fixing test interdependency due to shared global variable (which is written to) Signed-off-by: rbroggi <[email protected]> * fixing test interdependency due to shared global variable Signed-off-by: rbroggi <[email protected]> * enforcing method immutability Signed-off-by: rbroggi <[email protected]> * temporarily disable shuffle Signed-off-by: rbroggi <[email protected]>
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Requirement - what kind of business use case are you trying to solve?
Go 1.17 introduced the
-shuffle
flag to avoid deterministic test execution order. The goal of using-shuffle
is to make sure that the test suite is stable and each test is well isolated from the other.I suggest we introduce
-shuffle
in thetest
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