Sets a 30 minute timeout on each job in the GitHub Actions release process #1392
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…ocess. Sometimes the smoke tests run on and never complete. This should help close those Actions out quickly and automatically. Signed-off-by: David Venable <[email protected]>
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Description
During the GitHub Actions release process, the smoke tests sometimes run on indefinitely. This PR introduces a timeout so that the job doesn't run on indefinitely.
I chose 30 minutes for each job. The main build and Docker smoke tests tend to complete around 10 minutes and tar.gz smoke tests tend to complete around 14-15 minutes. The 30 minute timeout should leave plenty of extra time for a slow-running test.
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