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ci: drop the OS_SANDBOX_HOOK_TIMEOUT_MS=10000 floor — redundant after ADR-0102 D1 - #3328
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… ADR-0102 D1 #3270 raised the sandbox hook budget workflow-wide to paper over the #3259 load flake: on an oversubscribed runner the fixed per-invocation WASM-creation cost alone tripped the 250ms *wall-clock* hook deadline. ADR-0102 D1 (#3301) changed the budget to *script CPU-time* — VM creation and idle host-await time are no longer charged — so the 250ms default is meaningful again on a loaded runner and this global floor is no longer needed. Removing it also validates the fix end-to-end: the sandbox suite (incl. the nested-write integration tests, which run at the stock default) must stay green at 250ms on CI. Tests that assert a specific budget set it explicitly and are unaffected; production always kept 250ms/5000ms. The env override remains available for constrained hardware. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011iJLjqToxNv1aYP3syQtRp
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Follow-up to the ADR-0102 sandbox work (#3275). Removes the workflow-wide
env: OS_SANDBOX_HOOK_TIMEOUT_MS: '10000'added in #3270.Why it's now redundant
#3270 raised the sandbox hook budget across the whole CI workflow to paper over the #3259 flake: on an oversubscribed 4-vCPU runner, the fixed per-invocation WASM-creation cost alone tripped the 250ms wall-clock hook deadline while the VM was still progressing.
ADR-0102 D1 (#3301) changed the budget to script CPU-time: VM creation and idle host-await time are no longer charged. So the 250ms default is meaningful again on a loaded runner, and this global floor is dead weight.
This doubles as an end-to-end validation of D1
With the floor gone, the sandbox suite runs at the stock 250ms CPU budget on CI — including the nested-write integration tests (which were switched to the stock default in Phase 1). If Test Core stays green, that proves the #3259 flake is fixed at the root (VM-creation cost isn't charged to a CPU budget), not merely masked by a larger number.
hookTimeoutMs/ bodytimeoutMs) and are unaffected.OS_SANDBOX_*_TIMEOUT_MS/OS_SANDBOX_WALL_CEILING_MSenv overrides remain available for constrained hardware.Notes
allow-majorto bypass the unrelated pre-existing@objectstack/console: majorchangeset onmain.Please don't fast-merge — the point is to watch Test Core go green at the stock budget first.
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