[CI] Increase no_output_timeout on circleci
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no_output_timeout on ciclecino_output_timeout on circleci
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The
test_alpinejob in the release workflow on circle CI is failing since #13122. It exceeds 10 minutes without any output in the LLVM codegen phase ofcompiler_spec.This patch increases the timeout to 30 minutes and the job succeeds again. https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/crystal-lang/crystal/11368/workflows/a13472f5-f489-4837-a59a-7e3fd2021d12
So far this is only necessary for
test_alpine, all other jobs finish quick enough.test_linuxruns 20% faster, so there should be some leeway. Anyway these tests are mostly informational and a failure is not catastrophic (the release workflow itself still continues despite failures), so we can wait to see if that ever happens.