DEV: Fix flaky system test (#31822) #32963
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The "Homepage allows users to pick their homepage" system test was flaky because it was assuming that waiting 5 seconds was enough for the request to save the user's preferences to complete. This may be true in development where we have powerful development machines. In production, Capybara's default wait time is actually 10 seconds so we should respect that.
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Still failin tho. |
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May 28, 2025
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The "Homepage allows users to pick their homepage" system test was flaky because it was assuming that waiting 5 seconds was enough for the request to save the user's preferences to complete. This may be true in development where we have powerful development machines. In production, Capybara's default wait time is actually 10 seconds so we should respect that.