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e
How do I disable timeouts in pants when running pytest. I’m trying to use pdb inside a test. neither 
--timeout
or 
--test-pytest-timeouts=False
seems to help
a
it’s 
--timeout-default
and you can set it to 0 to turn it off
e
thanks
a
this is one case where i wanted to expand the option name fuzzy matching since it doesn’t catch it if you just type out “timeout” or something
w
--[no-]test-pytest-timeouts
should have worked. sounds like a bug
what did the full invoke look like?
e
./pants --timeout=100000000 test --pytest-timeouts=False tests/python/pants_test/backend/jvm/tasks/jvm_compile:jvm_compile -- -k test_modulized_targets_not_compiled_for_export_classpath -s
a
the way i solved this was 
./pants options | grep -iE 'pytest.*timeout'
hm, that’s interesting
h
For V2: 
./pants --no-pytest-timeouts
. For V1, 
./pants --no-test-pytest-timeouts
(I have a TODO to unify V1 to use 
--no-pytest-timeouts
and to deprecate the old task-based options)
w
... oh, yikes. are those option scopes overlapping?
e
okay it seems like explicitly using --test-pytest-timeouts=False has fixed it in V1, as opposed to relying on the test scope.
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h
Currently, yes Stu they both exist and aren’t wired to each other
a
thanks for reporting back @early-needle-54791
w
the issue in this case is actually exactly with short form options... the short form option ends up being consumed by the subsystem
or... actually, maybe that form was never legal
ie, either it needed to be 
--test-pytest-timeouts
or 
--timeouts
, but nothing in between
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