> How long does it take on your machine?
It really depends... check out the limit on some heavy nightly tests
like this one:
@TimeoutSuite(millis = 80 * TimeUnits.HOUR)
@Ignore("takes ~ 45 minutes")
(Somebody should really inspect this inconsistency :).
Or this one:
@Ignore("Requires tons of heap to run (420G works)")
@TimeoutSuite(millis = 100 * TimeUnits.HOUR)
Wait... how many Gs? :)
And seriously the top parent class of all tests declares:
@TimeoutSuite(millis = 2 * TimeUnits.HOUR)
And this unfortunately means that a test class will timeout after 2
hours of inactivity. To me, it's absurdly high but in the past tests
ran on very slow virtualized machines and were actually hitting these
limits.
Dawid
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