Decrease the timeout The easiest and most non-intrusive way to test this is probably to just decrease the timeout to a fairly small number, such as 3 or 5 minutes. This way you can pause for a few minutes to simulate a longer pause without worrying about application restarts or special reset code having any … Read more
This command worked for me with the digitalocean driver: docker-machine ls -t 20 It seems as though the default timeout of 10 seconds was too short.
As far as I know unittest does not contain any support for tests timeout. You can try timeout-decorator library from PyPI. Apply the decorator on individual tests to make them terminate if they take too long: import timeout_decorator class TestCaseWithTimeouts(unittest.TestCase): # … whatever … @timeout_decorator.timeout(LOCAL_TIMEOUT) def test_that_can_take_too_long(self): sleep(float(‘inf’)) # … whatever else … To create … Read more
setTimeout(countdown(element), 1000); executes your function with that argument and passes the result into setTimeout. You don’t want that. Instead, execute an anonymous function that calls your function: setTimeout(function() { countdown(el); // You used `el`, not `element`? }, 1000);
Use $timeout.cancel like this: yourTimer = $timeout(function() { /* … */ }, 5000); $timeout.cancel(yourTimer); Reference
You can use Promise.race to make a timeout: Promise.race([ doSomethingInSeries(), new Promise((_, reject) => setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(‘timeout’)), 11.5e3)) ]).catch(function(err) { // errors in res1, res2, res3 and the timeout will be caught here }) You cannot use setTimeout without wrapping it in a promise.
In a nutshell Build a list of available drives. Try to resolve the driveletter to an UNC name. Try to ping the drive. Edit regarding Bill’s comment if Google is not the referer, EE doesn’t show the answer for free. Links to EE are not helpful. OP found the article I’ve mentioned in my original … Read more
You can use XCTWaiter.wait functions. For example: let exp = expectation(description: “Test after 5 seconds”) let result = XCTWaiter.wait(for: [exp], timeout: 5.0) if result == XCTWaiter.Result.timedOut { XCTAssert(<test if state is correct after this delay>) } else { XCTFail(“Delay interrupted”) }