chore: reduce cypress flakiness - #8212
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Summary
this one specific cypress test has been very flaky on ci recently.
I suspect it to be caused by this pr: https://github.com/nextcloud/deck/pull/8161/changes
It seems to be not reproducible on a normal system but happens often on ci runners.
When running it with
systemd-run --scope -p CPUQuota=50%I was able to reproduce with a measured failure rate of about 60%. I do not really know why low cpu availability would cause that issue with cypress, but changing the clock after opening the menu somehow caused it to close again (or never open).this line indicates a similar problem might have occurred before, but also doesn't explain it imo.
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