Flaky Tests Explained
Flaky tests often arise from unexpected changes in CPU and memory, which can violate assumptions made during test development. Performance issues, particularly in web interfaces, can also lead to unreliable test results. Additionally, handling date and time correctly is crucial, as tests may pass or fail based on the time zone or time of day, highlighting the complexities developers face in ensuring consistent test outcomes.In this clip
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