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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions docs/cli-usage.md
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If you want to clean things up you can use the following commands:
```bash
# delete all the target directories
cargo run -- delete-all-target-dirs
# delete all results directories
cargo run -- delete-all-results
# remove a specific experiment
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When in doubt about a regression, file an issue. It's best to force the Rust
developers to aknowledge the regression that to let it slip through.
developers to acknowledge the regression than to let it slip through.

## Triaging regressions

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in the configuration file (possibly sorting it):

```toml
flaky = { skip-tests = true } # flaky test suite
foo = { skip-tests = true } # flaky test suite
```

A comment should always be added (on the same line) to briefly explain why the
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