Reduce timeout on requests to task sandboxes#1479
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Previously there was a configurable timeout applied to the http request involved in grabbing the logs dor tailing, but not one associated with grabbing the sandbox environment for a task. This applies the same timeout the grbbing the sandbox for a task.
Drop the default timeout on HTTP requests to the sandbox from 5 seconds to 2 seconds.
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👍 will be good to have a timeout on both in case the slave isn't responding. Most calls to read/browse seem to easily be under 500ms when working properly. |
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Previously there was a timeout associated with http request fetching the log files from the task sandbox, but not one associated with browsing the task's sandbox. This adds the same timeout period to browsing the sandbox. It also slightly drops the timeout period on the request, from 5 seconds to 2 seconds.