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jeffrey and I spoke about my comments - the current timeout is 1000 ms, so this does not change our current behavior and provides for more flexibility

I'd love to see additional tests here -

Describe "test-connection" -Tags @('Feature','Slow' ) {
     It "test-connection respects timeout" {
        $start = [datetime]::now
        Test-Connection -Computer _bad_computer_name_ -Timeout 10000 -ea silentlycontinue
        $end = [datetime]::now
        ($end - $start).TotalSeconds | should BeGreaterThan 10.0
     }
}

something along those lines

Your committer email (private@jsnover.com) appears to be connected to the @jsnover GitHub account, and not the @jpsnover GitHub account you opened the PR from (so the commit doesn't "belong" to @jpsnover as far as GitHub is concerned). Do you mean to use this email for you commits, and if so, is it possible to verify it with your current @jpsnover GitHub account?

@andschwa I've made it so hat private@jsnover.com is the only account connected to my jpsnover github account.
let me know if I need to do anything else