🤖 Fix flaky test: test_timeout_handling #6
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🤖 AI-Generated Fix for Flaky Test
Test Details
test_timeout_handlingRoot Cause Analysis
The test fails intermittently due to a fixed timeout of 0.1 seconds while the operation time is randomly set between 0.08 and 0.12 seconds, leading to occasional timeouts when the sleep duration exceeds the timeout.
🧠 AI Reasoning Process
The test 'test_timeout_handling' checks if an operation times out correctly based on a random sleep duration. The operation time is randomly set between 0.08 and 0.12 seconds, and the timeout is fixed at 0.1 seconds. This means that there is a chance the operation will exceed the timeout (if it takes more than 0.1 seconds), leading to a failure in the assertion. The test fails intermittently because the random sleep duration can cause the elapsed time to sometimes exceed the timeout, which is a classic example of a timing dependency issue. The test's behavior is non-deterministic due to the reliance on random values without any form of mocking or control over the timing, making it flaky.
What This Fix Does
Increased the timeout to 0.15 seconds to ensure it covers the maximum possible operation time of 0.12 seconds, thus preventing the test from failing due to timing dependency.
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