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RRyan Bas
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Classification: Environment state

We looked at the failing webauthn-device e2e test in journey-suites and found the same error on branch 853, so our changes in this PR did not cause it. We are not proposing a fix here, since a failure that exists elsewhere should be handled separately.

No code changes are applicable.

This failure was not classified as a code_change for the following reasons.

  1. The same error exists on another branch.
  • The failing task is @forgerock/journey-suites:e2e-ci--src/webauthn-device.test.ts.
  • The similar-task-failure-detector subagent found an identical failure on branch 853: same locator (getByRole('button', { name: 'Logout' })), same line (webauthn-device.test.ts:100), and same 5000ms timeout.
  • Under the decision process, an error that also appears on another branch means this PR did not cause it. It is therefore environment_state, and no changes should be proposed in this PR.
  1. The failure is not clearly tied to the PR's changes.
  • The registration step passed, including the Logout button check at line 60. This suggests the shared-store changes to journey() work in the normal flow.
  • Only the second journey run, TEST_WebAuthnAuthentication, did not reach the Logout button.
  • The terminal output does not show which exact lines in the diff would cause this.
  1. It does not look flaky.
  • The task's flakiness rate is low, about 0.6%, so it is unlikely to be an intermittent timing failure.
  1. No safe fix could be identified.
  • The output does not show whether the cause is the WebAuthn authentication journey or the e2e environment.
  • Any code change would be a guess, so no code changes are proposed.