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nice analysis. thanks |
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in the future please use |
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This PR splits browsers between Sauce Labs (SL) and Browserstack (BS) in order to minimize the number of flakes and failures.
Monitoring the last 160 builds of the project shows that BS is much better with MacOS, while SL is with Windows and Linux.
On top of that, some browsers are only available by some providers:
So the proposed split is:
Appendix
Failures per browser and per provider:
Flakes per browser and per provider:
Flakes per browser and per provider excluding the most frequent one that will be solved by #5493: