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FIX: Flaky AI tool spec #1226
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FIX: Flaky AI tool spec #1226
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1. Ensure stub runs before the request 2. Increased timeout for CI env
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Pull Request Overview
This PR addresses the flaky AI tool spec by ensuring stub_request is called before the actual request is made and increasing the timeout for the tool runner in the CI environment.
- Ensures stub_request is set up before creating and invoking the tool runner.
- Increases the runner timeout from 5 to 10 seconds to mitigate CI timeout issues.
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The AI Tool spec that checks that the tool runner will not timeout on slow HTTP request is flaky. In this PR we attempt to resolve the flakiness by: