Need help for Setting timeout in Firestore
See original GitHub issueI’m look for setting a timeout in case of cable connected but unable to access internet. as I see in this document. https://jskeet.github.io/google-cloud-dotnet/docs/Google.Cloud.Firestore.Data/api/Google.Cloud.Firestore.V1Beta1.FirestoreSettings.html Default timeout was 10 mins. and I try but I can’t change the setting (get only, I can’t set).
this is what I try for now but I don’t know how to set that. Could you please show me an example of how to? `FirestoreSettings fs = new FirestoreSettings();
var t = fs.WriteSettings.Timing.Expiration.Timeout;`
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Just pass it into the
FirestoreDb.Create
method as normal:or
Configuring timings can be tricky, I agree - there are lots of different options to consider, including the basic “do you want an expiration or a retry”. Here’s an example that uses a flat 10 second timeout:
Does that help?