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Wait 1200s for live test deployments to become active - #159
Live management tests intermittently fail with ManagementError: Exceeded waiting time for ... to become active because the ACTIVE wait hits the 600s wait_on_active default.
Evidence from nightly Coverage runs
test_create_drop_cluster failed this way on Oct 5, Oct 23, Nov 4 and Nov 5. In every case the error came from the ACTIVE wait in create_cluster, never from an assertion.
test_create_drop_workspace failed the same way on Oct 6, Oct 11, Oct 26, Oct 31 and Nov 5.
On Nov 5, TestCluster's fixture also timed out in the same run as both, so the slowness was on the provisioning backend, not in the tests.
In 17 recent successful smoke runs, create plus init took 276–456s, so a normal create fits comfortably. The slow ones take more than twice as long.
Change
All live ACTIVE waits in the tests now get 1200s, the value resources/create_test_cluster.py and the shared fixtures already use:
TestCluster.setUpClass and its firewall update(), plus both v1 setUpClass workspace creates, pass wait_timeout=1200 directly.
CREATE CLUSTER and CREATE WORKSPACE have no clause for the timeout, so the two Fusion create/drop tests patch the default on ClusterManager.create_cluster and WorkspaceGroup.create_workspace with a new _longer_wait_on_active helper. It is the group rather than the manager because the group passes its own 600s default down explicitly. The helper wraps the method as installed, so the cleanup tracking from utils.install_deployment_tracking stays in the call chain, and it removes the patch when the test finishes.
The SDK's own 600s default is unchanged.
Testing
An offline check of the helper passed for both classes. Calls without a timeout got 1200, explicit timeouts were kept, the methods were restored after cleanup, and on the workspace path 1200 reached WorkspaceManager.create_workspace.
All 211 tests in the three files collect, and pre-commit passes.
The live tests were not run locally. The next nightly Coverage runs will confirm the fix.
Low Risk
Test-only timeout increases; no production code paths or auth changes. Slightly longer hanging tests if provisioning is stuck.
Overview Prolongs ACTIVE waits in live management and Fusion tests to 1200s so provisioning that sometimes exceeds the SDK’s 600s default no longer flakes with “Exceeded waiting time … to become active.”
Direct wait_timeout=1200 is passed where tests call the API themselves: v1 create_workspace in TestWorkspace and TestJob fixtures; v2 create_cluster in the cluster fixture and on update when waiting for firewall changes after wait_on_active.
Fusion SQL paths that cannot pass a timeout through grammar use a new _longer_wait_on_active helper: it temporarily patches WorkspaceGroup.create_workspace and ClusterManager.create_workspace / create_cluster so kwargs.setdefault('wait_timeout', 1200) applies, with cleanup on the test case. Explicit timeouts from callers are unchanged.
Production SDK defaults are untouched; only test behavior and duration.
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Tests
Updated management lifecycle tests to allow up to 20 minutes for workspace and cluster activation, creation, and firewall updates when no timeout is specified. Tests that provide their own timeout continue to use it. This gives longer-running test operations more time to complete while preserving explicitly configured wait limits.
Provisioning usually takes five or six minutes, but it sometimes runs
past the 600s wait_on_active default. test_create_drop_cluster failed
that way on Oct 5, Oct 23, Nov 4 and Nov 5, and test_create_drop_workspace
on Oct 6, Oct 11, Oct 26, Oct 31 and Nov 5. On Nov 5 TestCluster's
fixture timed out in the same run as both, so the slowness was on the
backend, not in the tests.
Use 1200s, the value resources/create_test_cluster.py and the shared
fixtures already use:
- TestCluster.setUpClass and its firewall update(), and both v1
setUpClass workspace creates, pass wait_timeout directly.
- CREATE CLUSTER and CREATE WORKSPACE have no clause for it, so the two
Fusion create/drop tests patch the default on ClusterManager and
WorkspaceGroup through _longer_wait_on_active. That wraps the method
as installed, so deployment tracking stays in place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Management tests now use 1200-second wait timeouts for selected workspace and cluster operations. Fusion lifecycle tests apply the longer default through a helper when callers do not provide a timeout.
A helper supplies a 1200-second wait_timeout when callers omit one. The workspace and cluster lifecycle tests wrap their respective creation methods with this helper.
Selected live tests allow longer activation waits. No merge-blocking risk is evident.
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What changed in this PR
Extends live management test activation waits to 1200 seconds to reduce intermittent failures during slow provisioning, without changing the SDK’s 600-second default.
Changes:
Sets explicit 1200-second timeouts for workspace and cluster setup, plus cluster firewall updates.
Adds a scoped timeout wrapper for Fusion create/drop tests that preserves explicit timeouts and deployment tracking, then restores patched methods during cleanup.
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singlestoredb/tests/test_management_v2.py
Extends cluster setup and firewall update activation waits.
singlestoredb/tests/test_management_v1.py
Extends workspace activation waits in workspace and job fixtures.
singlestoredb/tests/test_fusion.py
Adds and applies the timeout wrapper to workspace and cluster create/drop tests.
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Live management tests intermittently fail with
ManagementError: Exceeded waiting time for ... to become activebecause the ACTIVE wait hits the 600swait_on_activedefault.Evidence from nightly Coverage runs
test_create_drop_clusterfailed this way on Oct 5, Oct 23, Nov 4 and Nov 5. In every case the error came from the ACTIVE wait increate_cluster, never from an assertion.test_create_drop_workspacefailed the same way on Oct 6, Oct 11, Oct 26, Oct 31 and Nov 5.TestCluster's fixture also timed out in the same run as both, so the slowness was on the provisioning backend, not in the tests.Change
All live ACTIVE waits in the tests now get 1200s, the value
resources/create_test_cluster.pyand the shared fixtures already use:TestCluster.setUpClassand its firewallupdate(), plus both v1setUpClassworkspace creates, passwait_timeout=1200directly.CREATE CLUSTERandCREATE WORKSPACEhave no clause for the timeout, so the two Fusion create/drop tests patch the default onClusterManager.create_clusterandWorkspaceGroup.create_workspacewith a new_longer_wait_on_activehelper. It is the group rather than the manager because the group passes its own 600s default down explicitly. The helper wraps the method as installed, so the cleanup tracking fromutils.install_deployment_trackingstays in the call chain, and it removes the patch when the test finishes.The SDK's own 600s default is unchanged.
Testing
WorkspaceManager.create_workspace.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Low Risk
Test-only timeout increases; no production code paths or auth changes. Slightly longer hanging tests if provisioning is stuck.
Overview
Prolongs ACTIVE waits in live management and Fusion tests to 1200s so provisioning that sometimes exceeds the SDK’s 600s default no longer flakes with “Exceeded waiting time … to become active.”
Direct
wait_timeout=1200is passed where tests call the API themselves: v1create_workspaceinTestWorkspaceandTestJobfixtures; v2create_clusterin the cluster fixture and onupdatewhen waiting for firewall changes afterwait_on_active.Fusion SQL paths that cannot pass a timeout through grammar use a new
_longer_wait_on_activehelper: it temporarily patchesWorkspaceGroup.create_workspaceandClusterManager.create_workspace/create_clustersokwargs.setdefault('wait_timeout', 1200)applies, with cleanup on the test case. Explicit timeouts from callers are unchanged.Production SDK defaults are untouched; only test behavior and duration.
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