The documentation for serenity.timeout property is unclear. As stated in "Running Serenity tests from the command line" chapter:
serenity.timeout
How long should the driver wait for elements not immediately visible.
As it can be guessed, the timeout should be specified in milliseconds (seconds are just too long spaces of time from webdriver's perspective). But it will be better to clearly say about unit of time like it's already done for webdriver.timeouts.implicitlywait and webdriver.wait.for.timeout properties.
The documentation for serenity.timeout property is unclear. As stated in "Running Serenity tests from the command line" chapter:
As it can be guessed, the timeout should be specified in milliseconds (seconds are just too long spaces of time from webdriver's perspective). But it will be better to clearly say about unit of time like it's already done for
webdriver.timeouts.implicitlywait
andwebdriver.wait.for.timeout
properties.