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    Bug 
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    Resolution: Fixed
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    P3: Somewhat important 
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    None
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    6.3
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Here are some differences I notice in the qmake (coin) vs cmake test run procedure, regarding failed tests:
When a test fails then it re-runs up to 4 extra times, in order to decide if the failure was a flake (flaky test)
- 2 failures used to be enough to fail the integration. Now with cmake it seems that after 2 failures the test runs again and passes the 3rd time and the integration continues. For example search for tst_QSocks5SocketEngine::simpleConnectToIMAP in this qmake run and in this cmake run.
- We used to re-run only the test function that failed, for example tst_progname funcname; now cmake re-runs everything. It's not clear to me what should be done if on the 2nd run, a different function fails.  
- is blocked by
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                    QTQAINFRA-4681 All tests are super flaky on Android -         
- Closed
 
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- relates to
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                    QTBUG-96844 Rationalize logging in QtTestLib -         
- Closed
 
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                    COIN-728 Logging categories no longer enabled when re-running failed tests -         
- Closed
 
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- resulted from
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                    QTBUG-96345 tst_QSocks5SocketEngine::simpleConnectToIMAP() is flaky on Ubuntu -         
- Closed
 
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- resulted in
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                    QTQAINFRA-4687 Android test results are not written to influx -         
- Closed
 
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- mentioned in
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| # | Subject | Branch | Project | Status | CR | V | 
| 374555,8 | Update flaky test logic | master | qtqa/tqtc-coin-ci | Status: MERGED | +2 | 0 | 
| 383444,27 | Introduce qt-testrunner.py | dev | qt/qtbase | Status: MERGED | +2 | 0 | 
| 407393,2 | Cherry-pick qt-testrunner.py from dev branch | 6.3 | qt/qtbase | Status: MERGED | +2 | 0 | 
| 407397,4 | Cherry-pick qt-testrunner.py from dev branch | tqtc/lts-6.2 | qt/tqtc-qtbase | Status: MERGED | -1 | 0 |