Setting Job task timeout on triggers

In addition to the configuration level and the execution level, you can now set a timeout parameter in the trigger level of a Job task.

A timeout set on a trigger applies on the task run started by this trigger only. It overrides the task configuration timeout if that task has one.

Set this timeout when you append a trigger to a schedule or update a trigger of that schedule:

Note: When you set a timeout value on triggers, be aware that

Only time-based triggers support it; a webhook trigger does not.
Its accuracy is 10 seconds.
It is defined in minutes.
It applies only on Job tasks running on Remote Engine Gen1 v2.12.0 and onwards, Remote Engine Cluster and Cloud Engine.

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