perf: increase default assertion solving timeout from 1s to 1m #368
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fyi, the 1m limit was chosen based on the solving time needed for those tests in our ci, on M1 pro. i agree with your concern, but i think even 10s might feel getting stuck especially when there are many paths, unless proper communication of progress is provided. a better approach to mitigate would be to provide clearer progress updates. |
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the current default timeout for assertion solving is 1s, which is too short for most cases. as a result, many users disable the timeout altogether. this pr updates the default timeout to a more reasonable value, allowing most tests to be solved within the default time limit.