When you discover that your test is flaky - it might be a good idea to run it multiple times to further validate that what you've done to fix actually (maybe) fixes it.
Using Jest it's pretty easy.
You can replace
<pre><code>test("it was flaky", () =&gt; {})
</code></pre>with:
<pre><code>test.each(
 Array(100).fill()
)("hopefully it's not flaky anymore", () =&gt; {})
</code></pre>Till the next one!

When you discover that your test is flaky - it might be a good idea to run it multiple times to further validate that what you've done to fix actually (maybe) fixes it.

Using Jest it's pretty easy.

You can replace
```
test("it was flaky", () => {})
``` 

with:

```
test.each(
  Array(100).fill()
)("hopefully it's not flaky anymore", () => {})
```

Till the next one!



How to run a (flaky) test multiple times using Jest