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how to set client dealine in browser environment?
See original GitHub issueI have a go grpc backend, and sent grpc-web request from the browser.
If I implanted a check for the request deadline on server, like:
d, ok := ctx.Deadline()
The question is how to set it in grpc-web? I use envoy as the proxy.
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Hm, I think you’re right I linked the wrong thing. I think you can manually set the timeout with a header called
grpc-timeout: 10s(for 10 seconds) when making the request on the client. I haven’t got an example of that.thanks! but if there’s a spell mistake, the browser client won’t receive a error callback.