While running your suite of unit tests, you notice that one test fails intermittently. What could be a potential reason for such a flaky test in a unit testing context?
- External Dependencies
- Lack of Isolation
- Test Order Dependency
- Unhandled Exceptions
A flaky test in a unit testing context might be due to "Test Order Dependency." If the order in which unit tests run affects their outcomes, it can lead to intermittent failures. Unit tests should be independent and not rely on the execution order.
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