Timeout settings for Teflo Tasks

This feature will allow users to set a time limit for all the teflo tasks. This can be done in either of the following two ways

1. defining the timeout fields in teflo.cfg. These values will be applied throughout the scenario descriptor file:

   [timeout]
   provision=500
   cleanup=1000
   orchestrate=300
   execute=200
   report=100
   validate=10
   

2. defining the timeout fields in SDF. Here you can define below timeouts for individual task blocks within the SDF:

   validate_timeout, provision_timeout, orchestrate_timeout, execute_timeout, report_timeout, cleanup_timeout, notification_timeout

   ---
   name: example
   description: An example scenario for timeout
   
   provision:
   - name: test
       group: client
       provisioner: linchpin-wrapper
       provider:
       name: openstack
       credential: openstack
       image: rhel-7.4-server-x86_64-released
       flavor: m1.small
       keypair: {{ key }}
       networks:
           - provider_net_cci_4
       ansible_params:
       ansible_user: cloud-user
       ansible_ssh_private_key_file: /home/junqizhang/.ssh/OCP
       # you define provision_timeout, orchestrate_timeout, cleanup_timeout, report_timeout here from SDF
       provision_timeout: 200
   
   report:
   - name: SampleTest.xml
       description: import results to polarion
       executes: junitTestRun
       provider:
       credential: polarion-creds
       name: polarion
       project_id: Teflo1
       testsuite_properties:
           polarion-lookup-method: name
           polarion-testrun-title: e2e-tests
       report_timeout: 120
   

Note

If the timeout values are defined from SDF, it will overwrite the timeout values defined from teflo.cfg