Closed xixiaofinland closed 1 month ago
I'll have to see about fixing that. Most often that kind of behavior is because Salesforce didn't get around to starting the test run before we timed out.
I thought I had added logic to cancel the request but I'll look at it next week when I'm in front of a computer again.
No hurry at all. Just reporting the findings. Same as the other issue.
When I have small classes, well organized tests and minimal DMLs, this tool does a very good job. Details we can have a chat later in the future conversation :).
It'll take me a little longer to work on this. If it annoys you for now you can increase the timeout value with the --timeout
parameter.
no problem at all. Take your time.
This should be much improved in v0.0.15. When an individual test times out then the plugin should correctly cancel that test execution, report a timeout failure, and move to the next test.
It seems when the tests take long to finish (in my case, due to maybe too many DMLs), the mutation tests carry on nonetheless and reached this.
It'd be nice if it holds the horse or simply stop.