Making these tests more accessible and reliable is super huge. There
are a lot of folks in our community who are not well versed with
python (myself included). I wholly support *any* efforts we can make
for the dtest process to be easy.
Thanks a bunch for taking this on. I think it will pay off qu
hi!
a few of us have been continuously iterating on the dtest-on-pytest branch now
since the 2nd and we’ve run the dtests close to 600 times in ci. ariel has been
working his way thru a formal review (three cheers for ariel!)
flaky tests are a real thing and despite a few dozen totally green te
I think tombstone rows is more appropriate. Calling them deleted rows
initially confused me and it took a few reads of the problem for me to work
it out. Especially when you put it in context and "tombstone cells"
follows.
Sorry, don’t have strong feelings or suggestions regarding naming in
logs/warnings.
But I agree with this behaviour.
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AY
On 5 January 2018 at 19:31:58, Alexander Dejanovski (a...@thelastpickle.com)
wrote:
Right, I think naming it "deleted rows" is misleading because it suggests
that 100 ro
