Github user NightOwl888 commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/lucenenet/pull/205
> OK. So I should remove the `[Ignore]` attribute then?
Yes. We should only use the `[Ignore]` attribute in cases where the test
takes > 30 minutes and must be run manually, or was ignored in Lucene for some
reason. Otherwise we want the tests to complain if there is something wrong
with the software.
> The only question I still have is about the timeout. In my tests, if it
would test, it would test rather quickly. At the moment I have the timeout on 5
seconds, but it should be fine to lower this to e.g. 1 second or .5 seconds.
Should I do this?
I would say use your best judgement to set the timeout where it is long
enough to fail at least 50% of the time on most systems. 5 seconds isn't too
bad considering a full test run takes around an hour. I don't even consider
them "long running tests" unless they are upwards of 1 minute.
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