Add a sleep in a e2e test
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@@ -1297,6 +1297,21 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
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("!/message[@id='']/body[text()='hello']",
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("!/message[@id='']/body[text()='hello']",
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"/message[@id]/body[text()='hello']")),
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"/message[@id]/body[text()='hello']")),
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# even though we reflect the message to XMPP only
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# when we send it to IRC, there’s still a race
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# condition if the XMPP client receives the
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# reflection (and the IRC server didn’t yet receive
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# it), then the new user joins the room, and then
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# finally the IRC server sends the message to “all
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# participants of the channel”, including the new
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# one, that was not supposed to be there when the
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# message was sent in the first place by the first
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# XMPP user. There’s nothing we can do about it until
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# all servers support the echo-message IRCv3
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# extension… So, we just sleep a little bit before
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# joining the room with the new user.
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partial(sleep_for, 1),
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# Second user joins
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# Second user joins
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partial(send_stanza,
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partial(send_stanza,
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"<presence from='{jid_two}/{resource_one}' to='#foo%{irc_server_one}/{nick_two}' />"),
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"<presence from='{jid_two}/{resource_one}' to='#foo%{irc_server_one}/{nick_two}' />"),
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