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Currently, processURL does not allow for a timeout interval to be specified. This means that if the request takes upwards of 5, 10, or even 30 seconds to complete, we are stuck waiting for it to complete.
Solution You Would Like
It would be great if processURL had an optional timeout field that allowed the caller to specify a timeout in seconds that the request would stop after, and return some timeout error.
Alternatives You Considered
We've considered wrapping the call to processURL in our own timeout logic, but after a timeout the call continues to run and is not cancelled. Support for timeouts in the library itself would be the most effective solution.
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The Problem
Currently,
processURL
does not allow for a timeout interval to be specified. This means that if the request takes upwards of 5, 10, or even 30 seconds to complete, we are stuck waiting for it to complete.Solution You Would Like
It would be great if
processURL
had an optionaltimeout
field that allowed the caller to specify a timeout in seconds that the request would stop after, and return some timeout error.Alternatives You Considered
We've considered wrapping the call to
processURL
in our own timeout logic, but after a timeout the call continues to run and is not cancelled. Support for timeouts in the library itself would be the most effective solution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: