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Fix using timeout specified in settings #137

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NullSoldier
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The TIMEOUT was being ignored because getattr doesn't work on dictionaries for it's keys. It should use the dict.get to get the settings. I also added the first settings test, yay.

@NullSoldier NullSoldier changed the title Retrieve user specified TIMEOUT in settings Use timeout specified in settings Dec 15, 2015
@NullSoldier NullSoldier changed the title Use timeout specified in settings Fix using timeout specified in settings Dec 15, 2015
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this one is very important, would appreciate a new release being made after this is merged

ChristopherRabotin added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 19, 2015
Fix using timeout specified in settings
@ChristopherRabotin ChristopherRabotin merged commit 3d2a2d6 into ChristopherRabotin:master Dec 19, 2015
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Hi all! 😃
I agree with @diwu1989 about the need for a new PyPI release, this was a nasty bug...
@ChristopherRabotin maybe just after merging my pull request #147 ? 😉
Thank you for your great job, guys!

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