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Revert "Always evaluate the finder in driver.waitFor*()"
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cc @yjbanov |
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LGTM. Wondering why GitHub is showing that you are reverting 9 commits. |
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Weirdly they're all empty... |
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I'll land this on green after I've rolled internally. |
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Reverts #11434
This patch landed around the same time as we changed devices, and it had an odd impact on the numbers, mostly making them much less noisy. I think this makes sense given the fix, but I'm curious to see if removing this patch also reverts the change, or if it's actually all about the hardware change. I suspect it may be all hardware since little changed on iOS over the same time period.