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Requests without timeout goes into infinity wait which blocks forever the caller. Timeout helps for interrupting these calls and handling as an error.
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Sorry for the long wait, i like the idea! |
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@indykoning I do not know, I guess it ups on the user. In my case the problem was that in case of the server is not accessible stayed there forever and I could not exit from this wait on a normal way. |
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@nagycsongor can you also add the timeout to the new merged Noah Requests? I am at the holidays at the moment. @indykoning I would say a default Timeout like 30 seconds, but the user can also configure a custom timeout. I think for 90% of the Users a default is fine like all the HomeAssistant Users that don't know that the integration is based on your project. |
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Requests without timeout goes into infinity wait
which blocks forever the caller. Timeout helps for interrupting these calls and handling as an error.