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XHR timeout does not trigger reject on the Promise

See original GitHub issue

Axios set the timeout for XHR request, but doesn’t listen to ontimeout events, rejecting the promise, so my then and catch are never called.

The PR #227 to fixes that

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Created 8 years ago
Reactions:3
Comments:10 (1 by maintainers)

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rgrangercommented, Apr 1, 2016

Hi ! This issue is still relevant. When will the fix be released on npm ? Thanks.

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L3V147H4Ncommented, Aug 31, 2016

I’ll try it

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