fix: apply default actor timeout to runs - #134
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This would work in most cases (when you let it default with the timeouts), but it kinda breaks when you apply some of them, see the comments 🙏
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I was checking some run and noticed that it didn't have any timeout in our tests... So I investigated and found out we were not applying any run timeout to runs in the end.
I've already made a "fix" for this in the past, but it didn't work, because I incorrectly assumed that
DEFAULT_TEST_ACTOR_OPTIONSare actually for the actor (they were not 😭).Tested this change locally, and it actually works and applies the timeout this time 🙏
I've also decided to make the run timeout be one minute less than the actual test timeout, because when the entire test times out, you get messy logs without the run link - so you cannot even match the actor run otherwise...