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svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg has been flaky on the commit-queue.
svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg was authored by fmalita@chromium.org and timothy_horton@apple.com.
http://trac.webkit.org/browser/trunk/LayoutTests/svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg
The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 197034[details] on bug 85934.
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The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 198387[details] on bug 108980.
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The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 198850[details] on bug 109588.
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The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 199517[details] on bug 114218.
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The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 200427[details] on bug 114742.
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The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-elements.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 202536[details] on bug 116605.
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Increased the number of nodes in the tests 10x in <http://trac.webkit.org/r155728> to see what happens (if the number of leaked nodes grows accordingly, we're more likely to have a real bug).
Marked as flaky in <http://trac.webkit.org/r155897>. This seems more like a real WebKit bug now, the tests are doing everything possible to perform a complete garbage collection.
> Marked as flaky in <http://trac.webkit.org/r155897>.
I really don't like the "flaky" as a solution to a failing test. It's net negative information. If a bot watcher or engineer ever sets aside productive work to diagnose a red bot because of these broken tests, the tests will have been a net detriment to the project.
It would be better not to run these tests, or to run them to test for crashes, and completely ignore other output.
Another better option would be to give the tests a tolerance for some percentage of surviving Nodes. Then, they could still test for a traditional storage leak, which would exceed the tolerance.
> or to run them to test for crashes, and completely ignore other output.
That's pretty much exactly what marking as flaky does - the test won't make bots red unless it starts to crash.
Plus flakiness console may one day tell us that the underlying bug disappeared, so we can remove the entries from TestExpectations.
The commit-queue just saw svg/animations/smil-leak-dynamically-added-element-instances.svg flake (text diff) while processing attachment 316629[details] on bug 173419.
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