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By inserting more rows up front, MySQL will behave more deterministically. (In practice, I was finding that 10 was slightly too few, and doing it on every test query is unnecessary if a single example covers multiple queries.) /no-platform stack-info: PR: #90, branch: smudge/stack/1
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fix: avoid test flakes on mysql
By inserting more rows up front, MySQL will behave more deterministically.
(In practice, I was finding that 10 was slightly too few, and doing it
on every test query is unnecessary if a single example covers multiple
queries.)
/no-platform