Use higher default pollingTimeout than 1 second

[jzaefferer]

BrowserStack implemented rate limiting for their API, currently 120 requests/min. The 1s pollingTimeout, combined with other requests, makes it likely to quickly hit that limit.

browserstack-runner has a default polling interval of 2 seconds.

[mgol]

A better solution would be to use a global pool queue instead of separate ones for each browser - current solution will always hit the limit if the number of browsers is high enough.

[forbesjo]

+1 to finding a way around the limit

[gdubicki]

+1

[coryvirok]

+1 - I've been talking with BrowserStack about this but I haven't gotten very far.

I get this when I run 70 tests in 2 browsers even with pollingTimeout set to 10 seconds, (as recommended by BrowserStack.)

Their rate limit seems a bit severe.

::end rant::

Looks like you can get all workers in a single API call, (GET /workers) to implement the pool option that @mzgol mentioned.

[XhmikosR]

@johnjbarton maybe you could change the default timeout to 10000 in this package and release a new version?

[johnjbarton]

Did you try the suggestion in #159?

[XhmikosR]

If you mean the suggestion in #159 (comment), I haven't tried that yet. I can try it but it's hard to reproduce unless I push many PRs at the same time.

So, just so that we are on the same page, the suggestion is to use this?

captureTimeout: 30000,
browserDisconnectTimeout: 30000,
browserDisconnectTolerance: 3
browserNoActivityTimeout: 30000,
browserSocketTimeout: 12000,

Someone else should try this values too. From #61 (comment) I see mentioning only these values:

captureTimeout: 30000,
browserDisconnectTimeout: 30000,
browserDisconnectTolerance: 3
browserNoActivityTimeout: 30000,