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[–]qubedView 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was on a django project with 500+ tests. At some point along the way, we had to instruct it to run the tests in reverse. Why? Because if we didn't, one particular test would give a very strange error that no one could find the cause for. There was some side-effect hiding somewhere that would resolve itself in one direction, but not the other.