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ci: raise the Live / Kind per-test budget to 150 s - #13960
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Failure
Live / Kind on linux_amd64 fails its 120 s per-test budget intermittently. The three-agent OpenShift test took 112.3 s before #13947, then 123.2 s and 121.7 s in two of four runs after it added a runtime check to each agent refresh. About 30 s of every Kubernetes test's destroy waits out the sandbox pods' termination grace period: their processes catch SIGTERM but don't exit (#13959, NVIDIA/OpenShell#5025).
Decision
Raise the Live / Kind per-test budget and the
live-kindprofile's slow-timeout together to 150 s, as.config/test-budgets.yamlrequires, and record the measurements and when to lower it. The step's wall budget stays at 270 s; the slowest failing run's nextest step took 217 s.The test can't get faster in NemoClaw: the destroy wait is OpenShell's (NVIDIA/OpenShell#5025, the Kubernetes form of the not-planned NVIDIA/OpenShell#4635), and #13959 tracks lowering the budget once a fixed OpenShell is pinned.
Validation
cargo nextest run -p nemoclaw-build: 204 passed, including the check that each step's slow-timeout matches its budget.