test: increase start timeout for mdadm arrays #22027
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Hopefully works around #21994 and cockpit-project/bots#7775 |
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Well this doesn't really help, we'll get flaky as heck CI |
There is still one place left in check-stroage-mdraid that doesn't have a increased timeout, line 237. Let's fix that as well, no? |
mvollmer
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Ah, the test actually fails on this line, not the one that is fixed in this PR. |
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On CentOS 10 starting an mdraid takes a while longer and times out. Other tests have already increased the wait_timeout() for mdraids to start.
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On CentOS 10 starting an mdraid takes a while longer and times out. Other tests have already increased the wait_timeout() for mdraids to start.