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way to set max_allowed_runtime_seconds? #243

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j-ro opened this issue Dec 4, 2024 · 4 comments
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way to set max_allowed_runtime_seconds? #243

j-ro opened this issue Dec 4, 2024 · 4 comments

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@j-ro
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j-ro commented Dec 4, 2024

Some of my test files take longer than 30 seconds, but the CLI doesn't seem to accept max_allowed_runtime_seconds as an argument. Is there a way to make it longer than 30 seconds?

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Hey @j-ro . Sorry for the delayed response. It's actually declared in cover_agent/settings/configuration.toml. Are you using the full repo, pip package, or binary?

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j-ro commented Dec 19, 2024

The binary I believe. But switching to git soon I think.

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Ah, yeah - good catch. This is the first request I've ever seen. You think it's worth bubbling up to the binary as a command line argument?

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j-ro commented Jan 12, 2025

@EmbeddedDevops1 I do, given I don't think the settings file referenced here is editable if you're using pipx or binary or something other than a repo install, right? Alternatively, I guess being able to reference a setting file from the command line could work (though I didn't notice any setting file documentation, but I might have missed it).

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