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It would be nice if the timeout option of the underlying HttpClient was exposed somehow. I am currently adjusting the timeout like this:
services.AddHttpRequestDispatcherProvider(new HttpRequestDispatcherProvider(() => { var dispatcher = new HttpRequestDispatcher(); dispatcher.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10); return dispatcher; }, null, new[] { new AlwaysTreatedAsNonTransientExceptionHandler() }, null));
But that is far from beautiful:) The 100s default timeout is not enough for some of the long running jobs that I have...
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It would be nice if the timeout option of the underlying HttpClient was exposed somehow. I am currently adjusting the timeout like this:
But that is far from beautiful:) The 100s default timeout is not enough for some of the long running jobs that I have...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: