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MDL-75223 tool_httpsreplace: Increase allowed timeout
Oracle 21 performs worse than previous versions and this is causing some tool_httpsreplace jobs to, near consistently, fail with timeouts. This can be workaround in a number of ways: 1) Hacking tool_httpsreplace to detect when it's running a behat test and avoid running it completely. We did something like that for tool_customlang in the past. Ugly exception. 2) For Oracle jobs, set BEHAT_INCREASE_TIMEOUT to 2 or higher, that will allow the whole behat run to have more time. Maybe too much if only the tool_httpsreplace scenarios are affected. And requires special configuration in sites running the tests. 3) Improve Oracle 21 performance. There are some remaining tests to perform to achieve that, but it's extremely slow process, so it won't happen soon. 4) Give more time to the failing tests using the step: "I mark this test as slow setting a timeout factor of X". It applies to all databases, but we are already using it, so no big problem. It's the same than solution 2) but from within the tests instead of affecting to the whole run. From all the alternatives above, this patch implements 4), doubling (from current 2 to 4), to give each test up to two minutes (30 secs * 4 = 120 secs) with the new allowed timeout-factor.
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@ -5,8 +5,9 @@ Feature: View the httpsreplace report
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I need to be able to automatically replace http links
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Background: Create some http links
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# This is a slow running feature and on slow databases can take over 30 seconds to complete.
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Given I mark this test as slow setting a timeout factor of 2
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# This is a slow running feature (more than the default 30 seconds on slow environments)
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# so we are allowing up to 120 (factor = 4) seconds to the replacement to complete.
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Given I mark this test as slow setting a timeout factor of 4
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And I am on site homepage
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And the following "courses" exist:
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