(maint) Acceptance - restructure retry logic for PCP client #338
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| connected = client.connect(5) | ||
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An intermittent failure in test_helper/connect_pcp_client in CI might be due to the retry logic re-using the same PCP::Client instance. This commit changes the retry logic so that a new PCP::Client instance is used for each attempt. [skip ci]
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(maint) Acceptance - restructure retry logic for PCP client
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An intermittent failure in test_helper/connect_pcp_client in CI might be due to the retry logic re-using the same PCP::Client instance.
This commit changes the retry logic so that a new PCP::Client instance is used for each attempt.
[skip ci]