Introduce variable for plugin installation timeout #42
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Some plugins, such as Blue Ocean, have large dependency trees and can take some time to install. This commit introduces a new variable, which can be increased for users who are installing a large amount of plugins, plugins with deep dependency trees, or perhaps are using a Jenkins master with meager I/O capabilities. The default value is 300, which is the same as the default value for the timeout option of the wait_for module.
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Some plugins, such as Blue Ocean, have large dependency trees and can
take some time to install. This commit introduces a new variable,
which can be increased for users who are installing a large amount of
plugins, plugins with deep dependency trees, or perhaps are using a
Jenkins master with meager I/O capabilities.
The default value is 300, which is the same as the default value for
the timeout option of the wait_for module.
ping @emmetog