Otherwise we might never hit the trigger limit and wait indefinitely.
Found when trying to run the test on an EC2 xen machine without a nested
virt in CentOS CI (in preparations for some ... unforseseen consequences).
# shellcheck source=test/test-functions
. "${TEST_BASE_DIR:?}/test-functions"
-test_append_files() {
- (
- # Tweak the trigger limit interval in case we are collecting coverage
- # or running without KVM - in both cases we might be slow enough that
- # we could miss the default rate-limit window and cause the test to fail
- # unexpectedly.
- if get_bool "$IS_BUILT_WITH_COVERAGE" || ! get_bool "$QEMU_KVM"; then
- mkdir -p "${initdir:?}/etc/systemd/system/test63.path.d"
- printf "[Path]\nTriggerLimitIntervalSec=10\n" >"${initdir:?}/etc/systemd/system/test63.path.d/triggerlimitinterval-override.conf"
- fi
- )
-}
-
do_test "$@"
# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1-or-later
[Path]
PathExists=/tmp/test63
+# Make the unit friendly to slower machines
+TriggerLimitIntervalSec=10
+TriggerLimitBurst=10