test: Resolve Truffle ruby intermittent failures on exporters #1752
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Zlib.gzip adds a timestamp, which may be different than the one in the encoded req.body due to the test timing, and may cause an intermittent failure. Compare the unzipped request with the encoded_estr to avoid the timestamp interfering with the equality check. Co-authored-by: Tanna McClure <[email protected]>
The assertions in this test differ from the other intermittent failures. Hopefully, the test is not failing and was skipped because the name of the test is the same as others.
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Zlib.gzipadds a timestamp, which may be different than the one in the encodedreq.bodydue to the time difference between the request and the assertion. This caused intermittent an failure.To resolve the problem, compare the unzipped request body with the
encoded_estrto avoid Zlib timestamp interference with the equality check.Co-authored by @tannalynn
Resolves #1507