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Georges Racinet authored
Since 14a569275d1c, the name of projects used in fixtures are unique, hence it's in theory possible to run the tests in parallel. In practice, as of this writing, some of our tests are flaky when run concurrently. We should not run the tests with several processes, because each will want to set the GitLab user tokens independently in the `heptapod` session scoped fixture. However, in multithreaded mode, we can guarantee that the `heptapod` fixture gets set up exactly once. Besides being faster, this is interesting to exert Heptapod on the current GitLab 12, by upping the chances of race conditions, notably in the asynchronous handling of post-receives.
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