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[NoQA] e2e: terminate app only when all network requests were finished #43038
[NoQA] e2e: terminate app only when all network requests were finished #43038
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is it correct that we removed that here? if so, why?
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@hannojg because on first app start we call
OpenApp
endpoint, but when we run app the second time we callReconnectApp
(and there is no cache forReconnectApp
).Technically it doesn't make such big difference (for this particular test), because we'll update cache second time and it will not affect test results. But I thought it could be better to be consistent and run warmup for all tests two times.