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Good Day,
Should we get request_timeout on completed requests?
request_timeout
For example, a fetch is issued to an endpoint, and it returns successfully with a [200, data]
[200, data]
We still receive a request_timeout after a while.
Is this expected behavior, and if so why?
Also, request_timeout comes without any info, adding [self()] might give some context to this event.
[self()]
Cheers.
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Good Day,
Should we get
request_timeout
on completed requests?For example, a fetch is issued to an endpoint, and it returns successfully with a
[200, data]
We still receive a
request_timeout
after a while.Is this expected behavior, and if so why?
Also,
request_timeout
comes without any info, adding[self()]
might give some context to this event.Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: