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testutil/integration: fix nightly test behavior #3343

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@gsora gsora commented Oct 16, 2024

Instead of passing errors around with channels, which in this specific test might alter timings, just panic when error is not of "context canceled" kind, during the induced restart phase.

Not ideal, but simple and effective.

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Instead of passing errors around with channels, which in this specific test might alter timings, just panic when error is not of "context canceled" kind, during the induced restart phase.

Not ideal, but simple and effective.
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 58.69%. Comparing base (774902f) to head (2288df2).

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+ Misses      10621    10617    -4     
- Partials     1892     1894    +2     

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