Permit longer chain building fetching for dynamic revocation tests #64496
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-security, @vcsjones Issue DetailsThis is meant to address the flakiness where chain building can time out for very busy CI machines. As we have seen several times, revocation / AIA fetching can take some time. The test fixture is already outerloop, so extending the timeout should not adversely affect CI inner loop performance. Closes #734.
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This is meant to address the flakiness where chain building can time out for very busy CI machines. As we have seen several times, revocation / AIA fetching can take some time.
The test fixture is already outerloop, so extending the timeout should not adversely affect CI inner loop performance.
Closes #734.