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@dplewis dplewis commented Apr 22, 2025

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I’m not sure why this happens, all the dist test have been flaky
https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-JS/actions/runs/14551497396/job/40823207553?pr=1803

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    • Improved clarity and accuracy in test case variable naming and object retrieval for saved objects, ensuring tests fetch and verify the correct object by its ID.

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mtrezza commented Apr 25, 2025

Ran the CI 3 times and it passed; is this ready for merge?

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The test for saving and retrieving an object in the Parse Dist Test was updated to use more descriptive variable names and to fetch the saved object by its unique ID instead of retrieving the first object in the class. Assertions were adjusted to verify the correct object is retrieved.

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File(s) Change Summary
integration/test/ParseDistTest.js Improved variable naming and updated the retrieval method to fetch the saved object by its ID; updated assertions accordingly.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Case
    participant Parse as Parse Server

    Test->>Parse: Save new TestObject
    Parse-->>Test: Return saved object with objectId

    Test->>Parse: Get TestObject by objectId
    Parse-->>Test: Return TestObject with matching objectId

    Test->>Test: Assert retrieved object's ID matches saved objectId
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dplewis commented May 6, 2025

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
integration/test/ParseDistTest.js (1)

35-44: Consider reviewing similar test patterns

This test still uses the .first() method which could potentially cause similar flakiness issues as the test you just fixed. While this particular test may not have exhibited flaky behavior yet, applying a similar pattern (saving an object and retrieving it by ID) might be more reliable for consistent test outcomes.

This is just a suggestion for future improvements since the PR is specifically targeting the test that was reported as flaky.

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integration/test/ParseDistTest.js (1)

24-33: Great fix for the flaky test!

This change addresses the root cause of the flaky test issue by retrieving the exact object by ID instead of using first(). Using get(objectId) ensures the test consistently retrieves the specific object that was just created, eliminating race conditions that can occur in CI environments with parallel tests or residual data.

The more descriptive variable name objectId also improves code readability and makes the intent clearer.

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