fix(test): increase timeouts to reduce CI flakiness on slow runners#2002
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fix(test): increase timeouts to reduce CI flakiness on slow runners#2002
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Activity reset/cancellation tests are also flaking |
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Two more CI failures occurrences of the following error: |
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Fixes several integration tests that flake on slow GHA runners (Windows, macOS, linux-arm) due to tight timeouts:
worker-connection-replacement:waitUntilafter connection switch 10s → 20sroot execution is exposed:waitUntilfor child workflow start 8s → 20ssinks / Core issue 589:wf.conditiontimeout 10s → 20s; on slow linux-arm Bun runners the timer was firing before the test could send the unblock signalLang's SDK flags replay correctly(Bun): wrap__temporal_workflow_metadataquery inasyncRetryto handle transientDEADLINE_EXCEEDEDtimeouts that were triggering an unserializableCombinedWorkerRunErroron Bun