Track timeout issues
See original GitHub issueI’m looking for an easy way to be able to track timeout issues without affecting the current behavior, something like a timeout callback
would be great.
Let’s say, I want to track/send a notification to a given message system each time a request takes more than x
number of milliseconds, without canceling the request, is there a way to get a default config for this? or a single way to tag a request cancelation when it happens cause a timeout?
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@pvinis
@rubennorte an example would be nice.