potiuk opened a new pull request, #35746:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/35746

   When running test with pytest-xdist, tests can be executed in random order 
in multiple workers. This means that if a test leaves a side-effect, it might 
affect another test.
   
   The `recalculate_patterns` fixture in "test_serde" had such a side effect 
and caused #35699 to happen.
   
   It was used in order to clear the cache BEFORE the test so that it could 
reload the patterns using different configugration provided by the test as new 
configuration.
   
   The side effect of it was hawever that after the test completed, the new 
configuration remained in the cache AFTER the test has been completed - thus is 
the xdist worked started a test that rely on the cache containting "regular" 
value, it - surpisingly - got the value that was read from the special 
configuration provided by the previous test.
   
   This PR fixes it by clearing the cache also AFTER the test has completed, 
which means that any other test running in the same worker will refresh the 
test again - with the configuration it is supposed to have. This is done with 
try/finally pattern, because context manager / yield will not execute the 
post-yield code when an exception is thrown, so if there is a failed assertion, 
the cache_clear afer yield might not happen and such `cache_clear` test that 
fails might still cause cache pollution.
   
   Fixes: #35699
   
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