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Describe the bug
The AutoACMGClient in our project consistently encounters a problem where server responses can take more then 5 seconds due to the complexity of the algorithm. However, the client does not always wait long enough for the response and occasionally returns a 204 No Content error prematurely or 500.
Expected behavior
The client should robustly handle long response times, waiting adequately until the server completes processing and returns the expected data. If the server is expected to take longer, the client should either retry or continue waiting rather than interpreting this as a 204 or 500 statuses.
Additional context
The issue may be exacerbated by network conditions or server load, but preliminary analysis suggests that it is primarily due to the client's handling of the HTTP response.
Consider investigating both the client timeout settings and the server's response time configurations to provide a comprehensive solution.
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Describe the bug
The
AutoACMGClient
in our project consistently encounters a problem where server responses can take more then 5 seconds due to the complexity of the algorithm. However, the client does not always wait long enough for the response and occasionally returns a 204 No Content error prematurely or 500.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The client should robustly handle long response times, waiting adequately until the server completes processing and returns the expected data. If the server is expected to take longer, the client should either retry or continue waiting rather than interpreting this as a 204 or 500 statuses.
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: