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chore: increase test timeout for the selffuzz test#1040

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Pull request overview

Increases the Bazel test timeout for the ArgumentsMutatorFuzzTest self-fuzz test to reduce flakiness/timeouts in slower CI environments.

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  • Set timeout = "long" on the ArgumentsMutatorFuzzTest java_fuzz_target_test target.

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The old test timeout of 300 seconds is already quite large. If it takes that long to only execute the accumulated corpus should we think about running on the corpus only in the dedicated action?

@simonresch simonresch merged commit 5552faa into main Feb 10, 2026
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oetr commented Feb 10, 2026

The old test timeout of 300 seconds is already quite large. If it takes that long to only execute the accumulated corpus should we think about running on the corpus only in the dedicated action?

If it get's annoying to wait for the pipeline to finish, we should.
I am ok with current times, but let me know if it's too long for you

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