I have one test that needs to work more then 1 minute (VS2008, MSTest, tests are launched from the VisualStudio):
const int TestTimeout = 1;
[TestMethod]
[Timeout(10*60*1000)] // 10 minutes
public void Login_ExpirationFail_Test()
{
IAuthenticationParameters parameters = new AuthenticationParameters(...);
LdapAuthentication auth1 = new LdapAuthentication();
IAuthenticationLoginResult res = auth1.Login(parameters);
Assert.IsNotNull(res);
Assert.IsFalse(string.IsNullOrEmpty(res.SessionId));
const int AdditionalMilisecodns = 400;
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep((TestTimeout * 1000 + AdditionalMilisecodns) * 60);
LdapAuthentication auth2 = new LdapAuthentication();
auth2.CheckTicket(res.SessionId);
}
This test is finished in "Run" mode with "Test 'Login_ExpirationFail_Test' exceeded execution timeout period." error message, in "Debug" - it works fine.
I saw few similar problems linked to launching tests from the command line.
How could I get my test workable in "Run" mode?
Thanks.
Answer is very simple: attribute value should be a constant, not an expression.
Change
[Timeout(10*60*1000)]
to
[Timeout(600000)]
resolved an issue.
EDIT: Comment to the answer brought to my attention a mistake I've done originally in the answer (wrote "60000" as timeout value). In my source code I have 6000000 and that value helped. the answer was corrected recently