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Flaky test: kill stops thread after the in-flight role #209

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opened 2026-05-12 05:05:53 +00:00 by xingyue · 0 comments
xingyue commented 2026-05-12 05:05:53 +00:00
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What

The test cli thread commands > kill stops thread after the in-flight role (before subsequent roles) intermittently fails.

Observed

  • Passes most runs but occasionally fails with timing-related issues
  • Latest failure: [747.01ms] — likely a race between kill signal and role completion

Expected

Test should be deterministic. May need:

  • Explicit synchronization (wait for role to start before killing)
  • Skip + dedicated issue if fundamentally flaky
  • Increased timeout / retry

Ref

Observed during workflow agent refactoring session (2026-05-12).

## What The test `cli thread commands > kill stops thread after the in-flight role (before subsequent roles)` intermittently fails. ## Observed - Passes most runs but occasionally fails with timing-related issues - Latest failure: `[747.01ms]` — likely a race between kill signal and role completion ## Expected Test should be deterministic. May need: - Explicit synchronization (wait for role to start before killing) - Skip + dedicated issue if fundamentally flaky - Increased timeout / retry ## Ref Observed during workflow agent refactoring session (2026-05-12).
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