KAFKA-12648: standardize startup timeout to fix some flaky NamedTopologyIntegrationTest tests#11824
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All test failures are unrelated, with no failures of the highly-flaky NamedTopologyIntegrationTests -- will merge |
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Seen a few of the new tests added fail on PR builds lately with the classic
Since Jenkins unfortunately truncates the logs before we even get to running this specific test (due to large kafka & Config logging, see #11823) so I can't say for sure that it's environmental vs an actual issue, but bumping up the timeout will help us rule this out if we continue to see failures. We already had some tests using the 30s timeout while others were bumped all the way up to 60s, I figured we should try out a default timeout of 45s and if we still see failures in specific tests we can go from there