Closed Aboisier closed 5 years ago
Currently, if you want to set a custom timeout but do not have cases or a custom test name, you need to pass two empty arguments.
@Test(undefined, undefined, 10000) // Really slow test async slowTest() { // Some test }
As suggested by @bryanmenard in #25, it would be interesting to specify the custom timeout using a @Timeout decorator instead.
@Timeout
@Test() @Timeout(7000) // Really slow test async slowTest() { // Some test }
Implemented in #28 .
Currently, if you want to set a custom timeout but do not have cases or a custom test name, you need to pass two empty arguments.
As suggested by @bryanmenard in #25, it would be interesting to specify the custom timeout using a
@Timeout
decorator instead.