Add Infinity constant to enable windows tests with old busybox #3631
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Signed-off-by: apostasie <[email protected]>
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Merged via #3624 |
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Despite having recently updated busybox to a more recent version that does support
sleep inf(#3617), it seems like the windows version of it that we depend on still does not.(if you do have a windows rig available and can investigate what is going on here that would be lovely)
Making more tests available for windows would thus require that we replace all calls to sleep inf or sleep infinity with sleep ARBITRARY_NUMBER.
This is not so good as it would be confusing if the duration is meaningful or not, and as different tests will likely start using different arbitrary numbers.
So this PR suggests we use a constant instead,
Infinity, hiding the fact that we (for now) make this3600.