[Test] Increase timeout for microbenchmark#22655
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Could you create an issue to track the actual regression? |
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Let me do that in a few days (I will keep checking the tendency) |
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Why are these changes needed?
It seems like microbenchmark takes 14 minutes to finish, whereas the timeout is 15m. We should increase it for the safety. (it's also flaky because of that).
If it takes 15 minutes due to regression, we should fix it separately. Regardless we should increase the timeout.
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Closes #22635
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