test: raise ANN plan-check timeout for slow CI runners - #274
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The result-level ANN validation seeds 200 vectors and runs a real vector_top_k search; on windows-latest runners this can exceed the default 5s test timeout even though the behavior under test is correct. Give it explicit headroom instead of leaving the release gate flaky.
This was referenced Aug 25, 2026
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Summary
The result-level ANN plan-check test (
tests/turso-vector-search.test.ts) seeds 200 vectors and performs a realvector_top_ksearch. On slower CI runners — consistently onwindows-latestin the current release gate — this exceeds bun's default 5s per-test timeout even though the assertions pass locally and on every other OS.Give that single integration-style test explicit 30s headroom; no assertion changes.
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