fix: Increase the timeout for graceful service termination #1354
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SrinivasanTarget
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May 27, 2020
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| // This all magic is necessary, because Selenium does not publicly expose | ||
| // process killing timeouts. By default a process is killed forcibly if | ||
| // it does not exit after two seconds, which is in most cases not enough for |
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a process is killed forcibly if it does not exist after two seconds
Interesting.
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Selenium lib hardcodes the graceful shutdown timeout to 2 seconds (zero on Windows). This is not enough for Appium to properly shutdown all the drivers and clean up the leftovers.
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