test: set timeout to 10 seconds

[javier-godoy]

This test is flaky. Try a longer timeout to see if it stabilizes.

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  • Extended the timeout duration for automated tests to allow for longer execution times, enhancing overall test stability and reducing premature test failures. This internal improvement does not impact any user-facing features.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the TEST_TIMEOUT constant in the ConcurrentExportTests class, increasing the timeout value from 5000 milliseconds to 10000 milliseconds. The change affects tests that use this constant for their timeout configuration and does not modify any test logic or flow.

Changes

File Path	Changes Summary
src/.../ConcurrentExportTests.java	Updated the TEST_TIMEOUT constant from 5000 to 10000 milliseconds for test timeout.

Possibly related PRs

• refactor: move global concurrent settings to a separate class #140: Involves changes to the ConcurrentExportTests class and references the GridExporterConcurrentSettings class for managing the timeout configuration.

Suggested reviewers

• mlopezFC
• paodb

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src/test/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/gridexporter/test/ConcurrentExportTests.java (1)

59-59: Increasing timeout helps address flaky tests.

This change doubles the test timeout from 5 to 10 seconds, which should help address the flaky test mentioned in the PR description. Increasing timeouts is a reasonable approach for tests that occasionally need more time to complete, particularly when dealing with concurrent operations as this test class does.

However, while this change will likely fix the immediate issue, consider investigating what's causing the intermittent timeouts - it might indicate a deeper issue with test isolation, resource contention, or environment-specific slowness.

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Quality Gate passed

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