feat(ci): Last CI step checking for non-exercised tests#4533
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❌ Test FailureAnalysis: Not flaky — the tests passed, but a deterministic CI meta-check failed identically across all matrix jobs because the newly added test TestApiMongo is never exercised in CI, indicating a missing CI wiring/config for that test. |
This reverts commit f5edf6c.
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These changes add a last step in the build that compares the list of executed top level test functions with the list of existing top-level test functions in the source branch code.
📝 Doesn't detect missing runs of run-time generated tests like table based test cases.
📝 Only relevant for test cases defined under
./flow