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While working with the Go server SDK, I noticed that some tests were intermittently failing in CI. These tests were unrelated to the changes that I was making. After digging into the failures, I found that the failing tests were asserting that an LDClient object was in the "VALID" state immedaitely after initializing the object. In CI, the state was being reported as "INITIALIZING". When I simply re-ran the tests in the CI system, the tests passed. This commit updates tests cases in the end-to-end tests to wait for the LDClient to reach the "VALID" state. I've used the WaitFor() method that's built into the client. The test times out if the client hasn't reached the expected state within 5 seconds.
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While working with the Go server SDK, I noticed that some tests were intermittently failing in CI. These tests were unrelated to the changes that I was making. After digging into the failures, I found that the failing tests were asserting that an LDClient object was in the "VALID" state immedaitely after initializing the object. In CI, the state was being reported as "INITIALIZING". When I simply re-ran the tests in the CI system, the tests passed.
This commit updates tests cases in the end-to-end tests to wait for the LDClient to reach the "VALID" state. I've used the WaitFor() method that's built into the client. The test times out if the client hasn't reached the expected state within 5 seconds.
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Test-only change that adds bounded waits to avoid timing-related flakes; no production logic is modified.
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Updates several FDv2 end-to-end tests to wait for initialization to complete instead of asserting the data source is immediately
VALIDafter client creation.Each affected test now calls
client.GetDataSourceStatusProvider().WaitFor(interfaces.DataSourceStateValid, 5s)and fails with a clear timeout message if the state never becomesVALID, reducing intermittent CI failures due to startup timing.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit ecedbd6. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.