fix failing getMetadataTest #176
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this prevents a possible race-condition during appliation start-up (static class initializer vs. main function), fixes #175
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Description
Fixes failing
getMetadataTestby using the already existing getter method for the query timeout instead of relying on global static field initialization. This prevents a possible race-condition during application start-up (static class initializer vs. main function).Corresponding issue
Closes #175
Checklist
I have commented my codeI have written javadoc (required for public methods)I have added sufficient unit and API testsI have made corresponding changes to the documentationI have adjusted the examples in the check-ohsome-api script or created an issue in the corresponding repository. More Information here.