🤖 Fix flaky test: test_operation_completes_quickly #1
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🤖 AI-Generated Fix for Flaky Test
Test Details
test_operation_completes_quicklyRoot Cause Analysis
The test assumes the operation will always complete in under 100ms, but the random sleep can cause it to exceed this limit, especially during high load conditions.
🧠 AI Reasoning Process
The test 'test_operation_completes_quickly' fails due to its tight timing assertion that expects an operation to complete in under 100ms. The operation simulates work with a random sleep duration between 50ms and 150ms. Given the randomness, there's a significant chance that the sleep duration exceeds 100ms, especially under varying system loads. This suggests that the test does not account for the variability in execution time, leading to intermittent failures.
What This Fix Does
Increased the allowed time for the operation to complete from 100ms to 150ms to account for the random sleep duration which can be up to 150ms.
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