python: Raise test pipeline provisioning timeout to 300s - #6835
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The arm64 CI workload tests hit the 180s deadline when parallel test workers request several fresh nodes at once (node boot plus image pull). The failed runs' cleanup found the pipelines provisioned shortly after the deadline, so the timeout was too tight rather than provisioning broken. Signed-off-by: Gerd Zellweger <mail@gerdzellweger.com>
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Raises the shared test harness provisioning timeout in
build_pipeline()from 180s to 300s.Why: in ci.yml run 31395130678 (attempt 3), three arm64 workload tests (
test_constant_table,test_now,test_aggregate_joins) failed with "Pipeline could not be provisioned within the timeout of 180s". The job's cleanup step then found all three pipelines alive and reclaimed them: they provisioned shortly after the deadline. The workload suite launches several pipelines at once via pytest-xdist, so multiple pods race for fresh arm64 nodes and the 180s budget does not cover node boot plus the image pull.Genuine provisioning breakage now takes 2 minutes longer to surface per test; workers run in parallel, so wall-clock cost on a green run is zero.