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fix(ci): gave the unit tests 120 seconds to finish in CI instead of 60 - #343
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CI-only workflow env change; no production or test logic changes beyond allowing longer QEMU runs.
Overview
CI kernel unit-tests now set
STLX_TEST_TIMEOUT=120on themake teststep so QEMU runs get 120 seconds instead of the harness default of 60 (scripts/run_tests.shusesSTLX_TEST_TIMEOUTwith a 60s fallback).This targets flaky CI failures on slow runners—especially aarch64 under emulation, where recent runs were already near the old limit while tests still passed. Local
make testbehavior is unchanged when the env var is unset.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit d715c9b. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.