With the retry functionality in-place, it's important to know in the recorded data-set that the retry occurred. This can be useful, for example, in post-facto detective work -- when software is flaky, are the retries quantitatively higher with version A rather than version B?
rrnewton
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10 years ago
With the retry functionality in-place, it's important to know in the recorded data-set that the retry occurred. This can be useful, for example, in post-facto detective work -- when software is flaky, are the retries quantitatively higher with version A rather than version B?