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test: flaky analysis for datepicker3 #38712

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    • Updated Cypress test file path from JavaScript to TypeScript
    • Uncommented test path for Anvil Widgets to include in test execution

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The pull request modifies the limited-tests.txt file in the Cypress testing directory. The changes involve replacing a JavaScript test file path with a TypeScript test file path for a Date Picker test and uncommenting a previously commented-out path for Anvil Widgets tests. These modifications adjust the test suite configuration without altering the fundamental test execution process.

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app/client/cypress/limited-tests.txt - Replaced JSEditorIndent_spec.js with DatePicker3_spec.ts
- Uncommented Anvil Widgets test path

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2-2: LGTM! Path aligns with flaky test analysis objective.

The addition of DatePicker3_spec.ts is consistent with the PR's goal to analyze flaky datepicker tests.


5-5: Verify if Anvil Widgets tests should be included.

The uncommented Anvil Widgets path seems unrelated to the datepicker flaky test analysis. Including additional tests might affect the focused analysis of datepicker issues.

Consider keeping only the DatePicker3 test path to maintain a focused test scope for flaky analysis.


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Workflow run: https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith/actions/runs/12812720179.
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The following are new failures, please fix them before merging the PR:
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***** Repeat Run Summary ***** Total Tests with repeat: 250 Total Passed: 250 Total Failed: 0 Total Skipped: 0 *****************************

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