EMSUSD-2124 - MayaUsd: rerun failed tests to make random failures more stable #4090
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…e stable * Catch when test run fails and re-run only failed tests.
seando-adsk
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I have been noticing a lot of random failures across our various builds (Preflight, Blessing, Update Submodule). On a given run a single test might fail on a version of Maya for a single platform. The next run the test will pass.
So implement a system to rerun any failed tests and it there are still failures, consider it a failure. But if the re-run passes, consider it a random failure meaning the tests are good.
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EMSUSD-2124 - MayaUsd: rerun failed tests to make random failures more stable