We looked at the failing WebAuthn e2e test, and it timed out waiting for the Logout button after the authenticate step. Our changes only bump SWC devDependencies in package.json, which don't touch this journey flow. This looks like a timing flake, so we recommend rerunning it rather than changing code.
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Classification: Flaky task
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The failure was not classified as a code change, for these reasons:
- The PR changes only package.json. It bumps @swc-node/register, @swc/core and @swc/helpers, which are build-time devDependencies.
- The failing task is journey-suites e2e-ci for webauthn-device.test.ts. Registration succeeded and the other test in the file passed. The failure came at the Authenticate step, where the Logout button was not visible within the 5000ms timeout.
- The error is a UI wait timeout. It does not mention a transpile, build or import problem, and no changed code is referenced.
- The SWC changelog entries cover parser, minifier and codegen fixes. Nothing in them would plausibly change the behavior of a WebAuthn browser flow or the mock AM server.
- The task has a non-zero flakiness rate of about 0.7%. The test depends on a virtual authenticator, a dev server and a mock server, so it is exposed to timing issues.
- No fix is proposed. Loosening the test or editing unrelated code would not be justified. A rerun is recommended. If the failure persists across reruns, the SWC bump should be investigated further.