Caleb Porzio • 3/4/2019

A simple trick to auto-retry pesky Dusk tests

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This article addresses the common problem of intermittent failures in Laravel Dusk browser tests. It demonstrates a simple two-line solution using Laravel's built-in `retry()` helper function to automatically re-execute a failing test a specified number of times, helping to mitigate false negatives from unpredictable UI interactions like with DatePicker or Select2.

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