config: runtime: increase test timeout when coverage is enabled #2951
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We have a longer global timeout on coverage-enabled runs, as we need to leave enough time for packing and uploading the coverage data. However, this doesn't affect the job/test timeout, leading to many jobs timing out during coverage artifacts packing. Fix this by adding a new `test_timeout` variable, calculated from `job_timeout` when it's present, and used in place of the latter in test templates. Signed-off-by: Arnaud Ferraris <arnaud.ferraris@collabora.com>
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We have a longer global timeout on coverage-enabled runs, as we need to leave enough time for packing and uploading the coverage data. However, this doesn't affect the job/test timeout, leading to many jobs timing out during coverage artifacts packing.
Fix this by adding a new
test_timeoutvariable, calculated fromjob_timeoutwhen it's present, and used in place of the latter in test templates.