We looked at the @forgerock/api-report:test failure and found a single 5000ms vitest timeout in an api-extractor integration test. Our PR only bumps Playwright, which this test doesn't use, and the task has a nonzero flakiness rate. We expect a rerun to pass, so we're not proposing a code change.
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Classification: Flaky task
An empty commit was automatically applied to the branch to trigger a new CI pipeline execution to resolve the flaky task.
Why this is not a code_change:
The PR only updates @playwright/test and playwright from 1.59.1 to 1.63.0.
The only failing task is @forgerock/api-report:test. 50 of 51 tests passed.
The one failure is "should be a no-op on an already-clean package" in src/integration.spec.ts. The error is "Test timed out in 5000ms". It does not mention Playwright or any changed code.
That test runs api-extractor several times (analyze, fix, rebuild, analyze). The other integration tests in the same file took 2.7-4.9s each, close to the 5s default timeout. The failing test took 5.7s, so it went only slightly over the limit. This points to a timing issue under load, not a deterministic break.
The task has a flakiness rate of about 1.3%, which is above 0%. This is consistent with an intermittent failure.
touched_projects contains '*' because of the lockfile change. That makes the project technically affected, but the error does not trace to any line in the diff. Removing the Playwright bump would not logically fix a timeout in an api-extractor test.
Conclusion: the failure is a flaky timeout, so it is classified as flaky_task. No code changes are proposed. Raising the timeout is outside the scope of this PR, and a rerun should pass.