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Try to deflake service isolate startup #35950
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Looks reasonable to me, may as well give it a shot :)
test-exempt: fixing a test |
Did this change actually deflake the service isolate startup issue ? |
No, this did not seem to have any impact on the flake. |
Speculative fix for flutter/flutter#106753
Re-orders the call to making the isolate runnable to the end, after we set the private fields.
Tested this locally and it seems to work fine, but I had not reproduced the flake locally.