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I don't understand why moving the
stop_all_nodes()call will help. From my reading of the other comments, it sounds liketrigger_recovery_shares_refreshis starting some async process which eventually results in a new sealed secret file being written to disk, and races with a future step that's trying to read that file. Stopping the nodes will terminate any in-progress writes sure, but seems like it's still possible that the sealed secret doesn't reach disk? If that's required for the future save/recovery, I think we should be explicitly waiting-for+checking it here.If this is the risk, then we could force a repro by changing the
trigger_(or some step downstream of it) to be even-more-async. Dispatch its work to a delayed task rather than executing immediately, and we'll be forced to wait here.