The pytest log output seems to get a little garbled when a flaky test fails twice so in the case of a real issue it may be necessary to run the test locally without the 'flaky' package in order to be able to make sense of the logs for debugging.
The test report generated by the 'flaky' package also seems to be completely unhelpful so I disabled it using the command line switch.
The pytest log output seems to get a little garbled when a flaky test fails twice so in the case of a real issue it may be necessary to run the test locally without the 'flaky' package in order to be able to make sense of the logs for debugging.
The test report generated by the 'flaky' package also seems to be completely unhelpful so I disabled it using the command line switch.
Closes #890