mac-agent-terminal-timeout

To prevent terminal timeout errors in Mac fleet agent operations, apply explicit timeout settings to `terminal()` calls, such as configuring a 600-second limit for long-running tasks like test suites.

Long-running scripts fail with a terminal timeout in Mac agent operations when default execution limits are exceeded, requiring you to explicitly increase timeout settings or decompose the task into shorter steps.

Set explicit timeouts for long-running commands in Mac fleet operations by adjusting `terminal()` calls with specific duration parameters, such as applying a 600-second timeout for contract test suite execution.

You can recover a Mac fleet agent task after a terminal timeout by re-running the task with an explicit timeout setting or decomposing the long-running operation into smaller, manageable sub-tasks.

The best way to troubleshoot terminal timeout errors in Mac agent operations is to use a diagnostic checklist that reviews explicit timeout configurations in `terminal()` calls and evaluates task design for long-running scripts.