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mark flaky jobs as flaky and move them to a different job #123386
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general LGTM I have mixed feelings about this. Are those tests flaky? yes, can't argue with that. And the tests (I authored/heavily contributed most of them, so fault is on me) can be improved. Somehow I feel that moving them away as flaky is on one hand correct and improving the quality of life, but it somehow still feels a little we're moving in the general direction of trying less hard. What I'm trying to say is testing complex scenarios is inherently fragile, especially in the unforgiving CI environment, so a degree of flakiness is IMHO unfortunately unavoidable. |
Yea my main reason to do this is that https://testgrid.k8s.io/sig-node-release-blocking is our signal for release issues. And we have quite a few flakes in the serial job so its difficult to see if something bad has happened. |
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What type of PR is this?
/kind flake
What this PR does / why we need it:
These jobs are running in the sig-node releasing informing section. They are flaky.
This PR moves these jobs to a flaky section.
I also added a periodic/presubmit that runs these jobs so we don't loose coverage.
Wait for kubernetes/test-infra#32031
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