Unable to set PCF health-check invocation-timeout through stream spring boot app.

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3/5
Estimated time
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Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
java, spring-boot
Domain
cloud, devops

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Start with the manifest.yaml properties and trace how the three working health-check settings are handled in the project. Compare that path with cloudfoundry.health-check-invocation-timeout and verify the resulting PCF health-check configuration; done means the invocation timeout can be set through the manifest as requested.

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I need to set PCF health-check invocation-timeout through manifest file.

In manifest.yaml file

cloudfoundry.health-check: "HTTP"
cloudfoundry.health-check-http-endpoint: "/actuator/health"
cloudfoundry.health-check-timeout: "130"

cloudfoundry.health-check-invocation-timeout: "10"

In this, first 3 properties are able to set in PCF health-check section through spring boot app . But invocation-timeout is not able to set. Please can you help on this?

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