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[TEST] Increase timeout for ML internal cluster cleanup #50142

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Expand Up @@ -313,24 +313,24 @@ public static void deleteAllJobs(Logger logger, Client client) throws Exception

try {
CloseJobAction.Request closeRequest = new CloseJobAction.Request(MetaData.ALL);
closeRequest.setCloseTimeout(TimeValue.timeValueSeconds(30L));
// This usually takes a lot less than 90 seconds, but has been observed to be very slow occasionally
// in CI and a 90 second timeout will avoid the cost of investigating these intermittent failures.
// See https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/issues/48511
closeRequest.setCloseTimeout(TimeValue.timeValueSeconds(90L));
logger.info("Closing jobs using [{}]", MetaData.ALL);
CloseJobAction.Response response = client.execute(CloseJobAction.INSTANCE, closeRequest)
.get();
CloseJobAction.Response response = client.execute(CloseJobAction.INSTANCE, closeRequest).get();
assertTrue(response.isClosed());
} catch (Exception e1) {
try {
CloseJobAction.Request closeRequest = new CloseJobAction.Request(MetaData.ALL);
closeRequest.setForce(true);
closeRequest.setCloseTimeout(TimeValue.timeValueSeconds(30L));
CloseJobAction.Response response =
client.execute(CloseJobAction.INSTANCE, closeRequest).get();
CloseJobAction.Response response = client.execute(CloseJobAction.INSTANCE, closeRequest).get();
assertTrue(response.isClosed());
} catch (Exception e2) {
logger.warn("Force-closing jobs failed.", e2);
}
throw new RuntimeException("Had to resort to force-closing job, something went wrong?",
e1);
throw new RuntimeException("Had to resort to force-closing job, something went wrong?", e1);
}

for (final Job job : jobs.results()) {
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