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I'm doing some performance experiments and I keep getting this error with my Xcode UI Tests since no new UI Test statement is hit:

UITesting Failure - Failed to get snapshot within 15.0s

How can I change this 15.0s variable to something longer? Is there some configuration or setting that I can change?

Dan Loewenherz
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You can use expectations to allocate an arbitrary amount of time to run any test case. You just create an additional expectation right before 15.0s has passed, and repeat this process as many times as necessary. Here's a short code sample to illustrate:

var timeToDelay = 60.0
repeat {
    let delay = min(13.0, timeToDelay)
    timeToDelay -= delay
    let date = Date().addingTimeInterval(delay)
    let predicate = NSPredicate(format: "now() > %@", argumentArray: [date])
    self.expectation(for: predicate, evaluatedWith: [], handler: nil)
    self.waitForExpectations(timeout: 14.0, handler: nil)
} while timeToDelay > 0

Place this right before you see the testing failure and replace timeToDelay with the amount of additional time you need (in seconds).

Dan Loewenherz
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I don't think this is possible. Apple has a system limit of 20 seconds for any app to start up, if it takes longer than that your app will be killed. Source

Because UI tests require bootstrapping your app, Apple has given itself ~5 seconds to perform all of it's setup as well. So essentially you have a 15 second limit to launch your app.

Because it's not possible to override the system's 20 second limit, it's also not going to be possible to override XCTest's 15 second limit.

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