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Matthias Krüger <476013+matthiaskrgr@users.noreply.github.com>
Fri Nov 28 15:19:15 2025 +0100
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Fri Nov 28 15:19:15 2025 +0100
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Rollup merge of #147952 - ferrocene:pvdrz/remote-test-client-timeout, r=Enselic

Add a timeout to the `remote-test-client` connection

Currently, the `remote-test-client` doesn't have a timeout when connecting to the `remote-test-server`. This means that running tests using it can hang indefinitely which causes issues when running tests on CI, for example.

This PR now sets a default timeout of 5 minutes, meaning that if, for example, `TEST_DEVICE_ADDR=<IP:PORT> ./x test --target riscv64gc-unknown-linux-gnu tests/ui` is run and the `remote-test-server` is not reachable by the client, the client will panic after the timeout is reached.

Additionally, the `TEST_DEVICE_CONNECT_TIMEOUT` env variable can be used to set up the timeout to any value (in seconds).

This PR also wires up a test step for `remote-test-client`, which didn't previously have tool tests run in CI.

Edit: ~~blocked by rust-lang/rust#149071~~
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