health storage hal vts test: add more tolerance.

Test: run on blueline
Bug: 135631007
Change-Id: Ie1770a4a152a045e5f40eaf9cd7b551fe391a0b1
Merged-In: Ie1770a4a152a045e5f40eaf9cd7b551fe391a0b1
(cherry picked from commit ae3d61c2c3)
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Yifan Hong 2019-06-21 15:05:19 -07:00
parent 1f968cd87c
commit 6eba01f8f4

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@ -35,6 +35,9 @@ using ::std::literals::chrono_literals::operator""ms;
// Dev GC timeout. This is the timeout used by vold.
const uint64_t kDevGcTimeoutSec = 120;
const std::chrono::seconds kDevGcTimeout{kDevGcTimeoutSec};
// Dev GC timeout tolerance. The HAL may not immediately return after the
// timeout, so include an acceptable tolerance.
const std::chrono::seconds kDevGcTolerance{3};
// Time accounted for RPC calls.
const std::chrono::milliseconds kRpcTime{1000};
@ -156,8 +159,9 @@ TEST_F(HealthStorageHidlTest, GcNullCallback) {
ASSERT_OK(ret);
// Hold test process because HAL can be single-threaded and doing GC.
ASSERT_TRUE(ping(kDevGcTimeout + kRpcTime))
<< "Service must be available after " << toString(kDevGcTimeout + kRpcTime);
ASSERT_TRUE(ping(kDevGcTimeout + kDevGcTolerance + kRpcTime))
<< "Service must be available after "
<< toString(kDevGcTimeout + kDevGcTolerance + kRpcTime);
}
/**
@ -167,7 +171,7 @@ TEST_F(HealthStorageHidlTest, GcNonNullCallback) {
sp<GcCallback> cb = new GcCallback();
auto ret = fs->garbageCollect(kDevGcTimeoutSec, cb);
ASSERT_OK(ret);
cb->waitForResult(kDevGcTimeout + kRpcTime, Result::SUCCESS);
cb->waitForResult(kDevGcTimeout + kDevGcTolerance + kRpcTime, Result::SUCCESS);
}
} // namespace V1_0