Fix nested lambda in getWithTimeout#4470
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This fixes testcontainers#4469, getWithTimeout did only apply to the outer lambda, which returned immediately (the inner lambda). Instead wrap getWithTimeout itself inside a lambda.
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Hmm, this fix does not help in our case (I consider it valid nevertheless). Maybe our CI is simply slower than the hard-coded timeout of 10s :-/ |
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This fixes #4469.
getWithTimeout did only apply to the outer lambda, which returned immediately (the inner lambda). Instead wrap getWithTimeout itself inside a lambda.