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No way to add timeout to request
See original GitHub issueI run into this code locking up if API endpoint are not available. requests.get() supports timeout parameter, but it is not used and I see no way to set it.
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- Created 6 years ago
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I’m on it
LOL. I did test it by manually adding the
,in local install and timeout functionality worked great. Will retest with the new version, but can’t imagine it would be any different 😃Thanks again!
(Update, 0.3.91 worked great)