fix: Increase the timeout for the test case to wait for the flush to finish.

[xiao-77]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a potential flakiness in a test case by extending the waiting period for a database flush operation to complete. By increasing the timeout, the test is given ample time to verify the state of tables after a flush, thereby preventing failures that might arise from timing issues rather than actual functional defects.

Highlights

• Test Case Timeout Adjustment: The timeout duration for the wait_query call within the ttl_check_insert method of the test_table_param_ttl.py test file has been significantly increased. The waiting period after a flush database db operation was extended from timeout + 5 seconds to timeout + 60 seconds.

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Changelog

• test/cases/04-SuperTables/01-Create/test_table_param_ttl.py
  • Increased the timeout value in the wait_query function from timeout + 5 to timeout + 60 after a flush database db command in the ttl_check_insert method.

Activity

• The author xiao-77 created this pull request with the stated intention of fixing a test case timeout.
• The pull request description includes a checklist for manual updates, test cases, and test coverage, all of which are currently unchecked.

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Code Review

This pull request increases the timeout in a test case to prevent flakiness, likely caused by a flush operation taking longer than expected. The change is straightforward, but introduces a magic number. I've added a comment to suggest extracting this number into a named variable to improve code readability and maintainability.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates a TTL-related test to wait longer for post-flush database effects to complete, reducing test flakiness when tables are expected to be dropped.

Changes:

• Increased the wait_query() timeout buffer in ttl_check_insert() from timeout + 5 to timeout + 60.

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