fix: Change timeout invocation to support breaking change #83
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In busybox commit [c9720a761][], a breaking change was introduced that removes the `-t` flag to `timeout` in favor of just taking the time as the second arg, bringing it in line with coreutils' `timeout`. This commit was included in tag [1.31.1][], released on 25 Oct, 2019, at which point my integration tests that spin up a server using wait-for-it started to fail. [c9720a761]: mirror/busybox@c9720a7 [1.31.1]: https://github.com/mirror/busybox/releases/tag/1_31_1
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My CI was also been failing for the same reason. This has resolved the issue. |
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looks too early to drop support of Alpine immediately after new version release. |
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In busybox commit c9720a761, a breaking change was introduced that
removes the
-tflag totimeoutin favor of just taking the time asthe second arg, bringing it in line with coreutils'
timeout. Thiscommit was included in tag 1.31.1, released on 25 Oct, 2019, at
which point my integration tests that spin up a server using wait-for-it
started to fail.
Fixes #82 .