On Azure, the test test_response_correlation.test_axes_labels() is flaky, timing out half the time with the default 10 s limit. Here is one example:
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_______________________________ test_axes_labels _______________________________
mock_data = None
dash_duo = <dash.testing.composite.DashComposite object at 0x2b4017208970>
def test_axes_labels(mock_data, dash_duo):
"""test_axis_labels loads two different plots and checks that axes are
labelled correctly"""
plugin = setup_plugin(
dash_duo, __name__, ResponseCorrelation, window_size=(1024, 2048)
)
# find the right ensemble which has mock data prepared for this test
wanted_ensemble_name = "default3"
select_ensemble(dash_duo, plugin, wanted_ensemble_name)
wanted_responses = ["WOPR:OP1", "FOPR"]
# we only see one response at a time, so we choose and check one after the
# other
for wanted_response in wanted_responses:
response_selector_id = plugin.uuid("parameter-selector-multi-resp")
select_by_name(dash_duo, f"#{response_selector_id}", wanted_response)
plot_id = plugin.uuid("response-overview")
# check that y axis label spells out "Value"
> dash_duo.wait_for_text_to_equal(f"#{plot_id} text.ytitle", "Value")
tests/views/test_response_correlation.py:34:
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E selenium.common.exceptions.TimeoutException: Message: text -> Value not found within 10s
../test-kenv/root/lib64/python3.8/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/support/wait.py:87: TimeoutException
Following tests depend on the same plot. Perhaps it takes about 10 s to render (seems long but :shrug: ) so propose increasing timeout limit for this one wait.
On Azure, the test
test_response_correlation.test_axes_labels()is flaky, timing out half the time with the default 10 s limit. Here is one example:Following tests depend on the same plot. Perhaps it takes about 10 s to render (seems long but :shrug: ) so propose increasing timeout limit for this one wait.