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The cancelTimeoutInMinutes allows a limit to be set for the job cancel time when the deployment task is set to keep running if a previous task has failed. When not specified, the default is 5 minutes. The value should be in range from 1 to 35790 minutes.

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  • answer The cancelTimeoutInMinutes allows a limit to be set for the job cancel time when the deployment task is set to keep running if a previous task has failed. When not specified, the default is 5 minutes. The value should be in range from 1 to 35790 minutes.

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    The cancelTimeoutInMinutes allows a limit to be set for the job cancel time when the deployment task is set to keep running if a previous task has failed. When not specified, the default is 5 minutes. The value should be in range from 1 to 35790 minutes.

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