I'm currently running a suite of tests in Go using the go test ./...
command. This suite contains multiple test functions, and the execution time exceeds 10 minutes. Unfortunately, the go test command is triggering a timeout error after the 10-minute mark.
I want to avoid using the --timeout
flag to set a custom timeout value because I'm actively adding more test cases, and the required timeout value may change over time.
Is there a way to entirely disable the timeout feature in the go test
command, or can it be set to an unlimited value?
Thank you.
Using 0
for the timeout allows the tests to run forever:
go test -timeout 0
This is documented at go command: Testing flags:
-timeout d If a test binary runs longer than duration d, panic. If d is 0, the timeout is disabled. The default is 10 minutes (10m).