Giving an enlarged time frame (TF) for .at tests since random failures are happening specially on github, but also sometimes in my machine. TF was 50 ms and now it is 200 ms, which means that the event should occur between the expected moment to happen and this time + TF. This TF being 200 ms can be considered a very tolerant interval. However, the purpose of .at tests is much more to check whether an event was triggered than if the time was exactly respected. It is also important to consider that time varies from machine to machine.
Giving an enlarged time frame (TF) for .at tests since random failures are happening specially on github, but also sometimes in my machine. TF was 50 ms and now it is 200 ms, which means that the event should occur between the expected moment to happen and this time + TF. This TF being 200 ms can be considered a very tolerant interval. However, the purpose of .at tests is much more to check whether an event was triggered than if the time was exactly respected. It is also important to consider that time varies from machine to machine.