Detect Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) inside test code to reduce flakiness
Background and Motivation
Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) are causing test flakiness when operation is not completed in the specific time frame. In most of the cases asynchronous calls would be much better solution.
Proposed Feature
Detection of Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) should be added for the test code so INFO or WARNING should inform developer during build time that there is possible flakiness in the test code.
Alternative Designs
Currently we are detecting above patterns using CodeQL inside the test code. Using test analyzer would be much better solution because it would shift the detection to the left (build time), speeding up detection and increasing quality.
Detect Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) inside test code to reduce flakiness
Background and Motivation
Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) are causing test flakiness when operation is not completed in the specific time frame. In most of the cases asynchronous calls would be much better solution.
Proposed Feature
Detection of Thread.Sleep(x) and Thread.Wait(x) should be added for the test code so INFO or WARNING should inform developer during build time that there is possible flakiness in the test code.
Alternative Designs
Currently we are detecting above patterns using CodeQL inside the test code. Using test analyzer would be much better solution because it would shift the detection to the left (build time), speeding up detection and increasing quality.