Remove 1 sec socket timeout in dev mode (becomes 2 sec as in normal m… #3369
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…ode) A 1 second timeout seems a little too aggressive even in dev mode. It can lead to false failures in tests. Also, it is a complication too far. It is an extra logical branch, a complication that, as far as I can see, it does not give us anything useful, except from the possibility of slightly faster unit test runs but reliability should be more important than a possible slight speed increase in unit test execution.
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…ode)
A 1 second timeout seems a little too aggressive even in dev mode.
It can lead to false failures in tests.
Also, it is a complication too far. It is an extra logical branch,
a complication that, as far as I can see, it does not give us anything
useful, except from the possibility of slightly faster unit test runs but
reliability should be more important than a possible slight speed increase
in unit test execution.