chore(cli): restore to run snap-test parallel#251
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This PR restores parallel execution of snap tests by uncommenting the code that was previously disabled due to a "Broken pipe" error. The author has verified through local testing that the issue no longer occurs.
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panicked gone now! @branchseer great job! |
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wtf? What did I do? |
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I re-ran it 10 times locally and it hasn't failed again