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Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The configured startup timeout now reaches JDBC containers that use their wait strategy. No issue requiring a fix before merge was identified. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Normal timeout propagation follows the existing container API. However, a supported composite-wait mode now makes the JDBC setter throw after updating part of its configuration. The examined path introduces no new identity or credential boundary, and the impact is limited to caller-configured readiness strategies. Retained concerns
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- Line 127: Update withStartupTimeoutSeconds to retain the JDBC timeout while
skipping getWaitStrategy().withStartupTimeout for a WaitAllStrategy in
WITH_INDIVIDUAL_TIMEOUTS_ONLY mode; continue applying the group timeout for
strategies that allow it.
- Line 127: Update JdbcDatabaseContainer so a startup timeout set by
withStartupTimeoutSeconds is also applied when waitingFor installs a replacement
strategy, regardless of call order. Track whether the timeout was explicitly
configured and apply it only in that case, preserving custom strategy timeouts
when it was not.
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JdbcDatabaseContainer.withStartupTimeoutSeconds()only sets a field that the default JDBC wait loop reads. Many JDBC containers overridewaitUntilContainerStarted()to use their wait strategy instead, so the value is ignored. For example,new PostgreSQLContainer(...).withStartupTimeoutSeconds(300)still fails after the 60 seconds of its log wait strategy.Affected containers: Oracle Free, Oracle XE, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, CockroachDB, CrateDB, Db2, OceanBase, QuestDB and YugabyteDB.
withStartupTimeoutSeconds()now also sets the startup timeout of the wait strategy, likeGenericContainer.withStartupTimeout(Duration)does. Containers that use the JDBC wait loop do not change.Closes #8590
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