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The reason for this flake is it missed clicking on the Set All button (`.subs_set_all_users`) because it calculated its position before/during it starts scrolling. There are two scrolling events caused by typing `ot`, * First is due to internal focus call before typing which scrolled down the page to bring input in the view. * Second is after it typed `ot` the user list is updated to one value, which caused the modal height to decrease rapidly. Note: It theory, there is three scrolling event, First is of course internal focus then, after it typed `o` the list is updated to two values and one is after `t` the list is updated to a single value. But as puppeteer is very quick it directly jumped to the scrolling event after it typed `ot`. For a more detailed explanation read, https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/stream/43-automated-testing/topic/master.20failing/near/1173996. This commit just temporarily fixes this flake, it's not the best approach to use time-based delays as they can't be robust (e.g If the machine is super slow then time-based delays can fail.). |
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