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@adamraine adamraine commented May 18, 2022

I went out of my way to get a windows cloudtop, and reproduced our windows smoke failures on that, but it only happened the first time. I can't repro anymore 🙃

I can consistently repro the CI failures on the windows cloudtop.

Theoretically, a bump in the retries will do the same for CI though so let's see what happens...

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. I can't repro anymore 🙃

I can consistently repro the CI failures on the windows cloudtop.

what changed? can you add a comment or something with your repro setup in case someone else has to down the same rabbithole?

good news, regardless. :)

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what changed? can you add a comment or something with your repro setup in case someone else has to down the same rabbithole?

I was testing with Chrome Stable originally, and I had another non-testing Chrome window open for normal use and stuff. Having that window open appears to prevent the issues from popping up. When I closed all Chrome windows before running the smokes I started seeing the failures again.

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