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Fix bug that Promgen test sometimes fails - #793
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We have resolved an issue causing Promgen tests to fail randomly. The root cause was the use of .first() to select a token, while the "authtoken" table lacked explicit ordering and there is also another test case which creates new token. To address this, we modified the test script to consistently use the token with a key formatted as the username plus the suffix "_token".
We have revised the name of a test case to accurately reflect its content.
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We have resolved an issue causing Promgen tests to fail randomly. The root cause was the use of .first() to select a token, while the "authtoken" table lacked explicit ordering and there is also another test case which creates new token.
To address this, we modified the test script to consistently use the token with a key formatted as the username plus the suffix "_token".
The name of the failed test case was also corrected.