🤖 Fix flaky test: test_multiple_operations_timing #3
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🤖 AI-Generated Fix for Flaky Test
Test Details
test_multiple_operations_timingRoot Cause Analysis
The test expects the total time for multiple operations to be under 100ms, but the random sleep durations can lead to total times exceeding this limit, especially during high load conditions.
🧠 AI Reasoning Process
The test 'test_multiple_operations_timing' fails due to tight timing assertions that do not account for variable operation durations. Each operation sleeps for a random duration between 10ms and 30ms, leading to a cumulative time that can exceed the expected threshold of 100ms. Given that the sleep duration is random, the total time taken can vary significantly, especially under different system loads. This suggests a timing dependency where the test's success is contingent on the specific timing of operations, which can lead to intermittent failures.
What This Fix Does
Increased the timing threshold from 100ms to 150ms to account for the worst-case scenario where each operation takes 30ms, ensuring the test passes consistently.
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