fix: Fix TestSignalEnvironment to prevent flaky signal tests#2178
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fix: Fix TestSignalEnvironment to prevent flaky signal tests#2178
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Use registerFirst() so TestSignalEnvironment takes priority over VaadinServiceEnvironment for effect dispatching. Return null from getResultNotifier() so result notifications run synchronously on the calling thread. Use deadline-based polling in runPendingTasks() to handle tasks that arrive after initial queue drain. Re-acquire the session lock before running each task so DOM operations work when effects run directly on the test thread.
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Use registerFirst() so TestSignalEnvironment takes priority over VaadinServiceEnvironment for effect dispatching. Return null from getResultNotifier() so result notifications run synchronously on the calling thread. Use deadline-based polling in runPendingTasks() to handle tasks that arrive after initial queue drain. Re-acquire the session lock before running each task so DOM operations work when effects run directly on the test thread.