I have a multiplatform project with a lot of unit ...

# multiplatform

[loke]

I have a multiplatform project with a lot of unit tests. The js backend in particular is quite slow, and on the machine running the tests, some of them run for longer than the 2 second timeout. I'm using kotlin.test for the tests, and I don't see a way to change the timeout? I'd like to set it to 10 seconds. Is there a way to do this? Ideally, I only want to do it for a single test, but if I have to set it globally, I guess I can deal with that too.

[loke]

I added the following to the gradle file:

jsTest {
  timeout = Duration.ofSeconds(2)
}

This didn't seem to work. I'm still getting an error stating that the limit of 2000 ms was exceeded.

[ephemient]

that's the Gradle task timeout, not what you want

[ephemient]

which underlying js test framework? they all work differently

[loke]

I'm not sure. I just put this in the gradle file:

jsTest {
            dependencies {
                implementation kotlin('test-js')
            }
        }

[loke]

I thought this was the "kotlin test" library?

[ephemient]

that's not what I meant

[ephemient]

kotlin { js() } defaults to mocha for nodejs() and karma for browser(), so if you haven't overriden those, that's what Kotlin is using to drive the tests

[ephemient]

(and karma defaults to using mocha inside the browser)

[ephemient]

I'm not sure if it's possible with jest, but it is with mocha and there is a workaround for karma: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-73191/KJS-Gradle-Cant-set-browser-test-timeout-with-karma-DSL-from-KGP

[loke]

I never got Karma to work (different issue). I only ever use nodejs for the tests. So that would be mocha then?

[ephemient]

yes it should be

[loke]

Is it possible to set the timeout for mocha?

[ephemient]

yes, there's an example inside the ticket above

[loke]

Oh, sorry. I never clicked the link.

[loke]

Thanks, it seems to work. The tests appear to pass: https://ci.codeberg.org/repos/8971