test_closing: [flake] Increase feerate test limit #8664
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@rustyrussell I did a big audit of fee estimation for splice script and noticed a byte was double counted in Perhaps this is part of the issue here? |
When locally running test_closing.py `test_peer_anchor_push` in a loop, it failed on the 43rd time with the error: actual_feerate = 12005.233318796338, expected_feerate = 12000 Increasing the expected feerate prevents this particular flake from occuring on CI. Changelog-None
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When locally running test_closing.py
test_peer_anchor_pushin a loop, it failed on the 43rd time with the error:actual_feerate = 12005.233318796338, expected_feerate = 12000
Increasing the expected feerate prevents this particular flake.
Hopefully this isn't papering over an important calculation 🤔