CI: Simplify run-tests.js and use it in editor tests workflow #1121
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Hopefully avoids an odd test failure we see in CI.
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Summary
Basically a partial revert of 58cdd5f to try and fix a spec that is timing out in CI.
Context / Details
Hopefully avoids an odd test failure we see in CI.
This issue started to show itself after #917 was merged, despite not being an issue in that PR itself. I confirmed that specifically this commit can be reverted to make the issue go away on
masterbranch: 58cdd5fI'm in support of that commit's purpose, but we get exactly one timed out spec in CI now with that change.
Not sure what's up with that. Going to see if I can simplify
run-tests.jswithout all the "retrying failed specs" stuff. Maybe then we can get CI passing without the false positives seen with the reruns.Verification Process
Once again this is one of those CI pull requests where I open the PR itself to run CI and see if it fixes things or not. Will follow-up based on what the first run does.