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template: extend timeout in waitForPodDeletion #358
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ci-operator should wait for 10 mins for pod to be deleted, as teradown in e2e-aws takes about 7 mins to complete on average
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ci-operator should wait for 10 mins for pod to be deleted, as teradown
in e2e-aws takes about 7 mins to complete on average
See discussion in #353