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When testing with browsers, we may need higher timeouts than 10s (may take a bit to startup the browser). However it would be a shame to increase timeouts everywhere when it's just the browser nodes that may be a little slower.
I'm thinking we could have another env param that defines a larger timeout when there is a browser node in the test.
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Node and browser tests take a little bit longer to spin up in the interop tests. The multidim-interop can tell the tests to increase the timeout when testing against these targets, but the test itself needs to use the passed in value.
This updates the test code to handle the new test_timeout option. See libp2p/test-plans#107
When testing with browsers, we may need higher timeouts than 10s (may take a bit to startup the browser). However it would be a shame to increase timeouts everywhere when it's just the browser nodes that may be a little slower.
I'm thinking we could have another env param that defines a larger timeout when there is a browser node in the test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: