---------------------- The timeout of a Garden command can be increased by adjusting the

timeout

configuration key in your Garden configuration file. The

timeout

key specifies the maximum time in seconds that Garden should wait for a command to finish. The

timeout

key can be set in different contexts depending on the type of operation you want to adjust the timeout for: - For the build process, you can set the

timeout

key under the

build

configuration. For example, in the

exec

,

container

,

templated

,

hadolint

, and

conftest

module types. The default value is

600

seconds. source 1 (), source 3 (), source 5 (), source 9 (), source 11 () - For task execution, you can set the

timeout

key under the

tasks

configuration. For example, in the

exec

,

helm

, and

container

module types. The default value is

600

seconds. source 2 (), source 8 (), source 10 () - For services, you can set the

timeout

key under the

services

configuration in the

exec

module type. The default value is

600

seconds. source 4 ()

- For the

statusCommand

in the

syncMode

of services in the

exec

module type, you can set the

timeout

key. The default value is

10

seconds. source 6 () Here is an example of how to set the

timeout

key in the

build

configuration:

yaml
kind: Module
type: exec
name: my-module
build:
  timeout: 1200 # Increase the timeout to 1200 seconds

Please replace

my-module

with the actual name of your module and

exec

with the actual type of your module. The

timeout

value should be replaced with the desired timeout in seconds. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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