fix: add HTTP timeout to Yeti connector (Fixes #3256)#3285
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fix: add HTTP timeout to Yeti connector (Fixes #3256)#3285mlodic merged 1 commit intointelowlproject:developfrom
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Add timeout=60 to requests.post() in Yeti connector so that slow or unresponsive Yeti API does not block Celery workers indefinitely. Fixes intelowlproject#3256
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Hi @mlodic , this PR is still relevant and ready from my side. Please let me know if any changes are needed. Happy to adjust. |
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timeout=60to therequests.post()call in the Yeti connector so that slow or unresponsive Yeti API does not block Celery workers indefinitely.Fixes #3256