Reading custom ranges unit test fails intermittently
See original GitHub issueThe unit tests sometimes fail with the following line in the logs
TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | read custom ranges | Expected 1016315 to equal 32768. Expected 1016315 to equal 507.
We need to investigate why this happens. It only seems to happen on the Linux bot.
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It’s probably too early to call this fixed just yet, but these particular unit-tests haven’t failed since Google Chrome was updated to version 80 on the bots. (It would be nice if the update actually fixed something, given the now intermittent reference tests 😃
Yes, let’s do that. We haven’t seen it fail since the Chrome updates anymore.