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We need to provide a way to declaratively specify a default timeout for test case methods. This is similar to JUnit's @Test(timeout=xxx) approach, but done outside of the code
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We need to provide a way to declaratively specify a default timeout for test case methods. This is similar to JUnit's @Test(timeout=xxx) approach, but done outside of the code |
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Test infrastructure should provide declarative timeout
If JUnit's @Test(timeout="xxx") is used, JUnit's declaration takes precedence.
An example:
SimpleDeployTest { groups = "SimpleDeployTest" numCybernodes = 1 numMonitors = 1 numLookups = 1 opstring = 'src/test/resources/simple_opstring.groovy' harvest = true timeout = 10000 }
The SimpleDeployTest will have a default timeout of 10 seconds per test case method.
The timeout is accomplished by using JUnit's FailOnTimeout class