[clr-interp] Adjust timeout on NativeRuntimeEventSourceTest #122428
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The existing timeout of 5 seconds was too short. Make it 45 seconds.
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This PR increases the timeout for the NativeRuntimeEventSourceTest from 5 seconds to 45 seconds to address timeout issues on slower systems, particularly when running with the interpreter ([clr-interp]).
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- Updated the while loop condition timeout from
TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1d / 12d)(5 seconds) toTimeSpan.FromMinutes(0.75)(45 seconds)
src/tests/tracing/runtimeeventsource/NativeRuntimeEventSourceTest.cs
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The existing timeout of 5 seconds was too short. Make it 45 seconds.