Tests: Use small timeouts for server selection tests in http.txt
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#630 happens on this as well. Sigh. -- https://github.com/crate/crate-python/actions/runs/3218108206/jobs/5261874131#step:4:381 |
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I think this change is reasonable, and can be merged. |
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Dear Sebastian,
this patch is based on the commit 575f6a3 you submitted the other day with #431. I would like to investigate if it might improve timing behaviour/flakyness on CI, as documented at #404.
With kind regards,
Andreas.