Cache downloads to file in MDS integration tests#472
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MDS rate limits download requests, so rapid re-runs of the integration tests may fail due to the server rejecting requests with `429 Too Many Requests`. Caching the downloaded files across integration test runs helps prevent this. This comes at the cost of making the integration tests less reliable at testing the HTTP connection parts, in exchange for the benefit of making the tests less likely to fail for transient reasons.
Test Results2 308 tests 2 300 ✅ 1m 1s ⏱️ Results for commit 17de2d8. |
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MDS rate limits download requests, so rapid re-runs of the integration tests may fail due to the server rejecting requests with
429 Too Many Requests. Caching the downloaded files across integration test runs helps prevent this. This comes at the cost of making the integration tests less reliable at testing the HTTP connection parts, in exchange for the benefit of making the tests less likely to fail for transient reasons.