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feat(Error Retry): Allow configurable backoff and count. #296

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This closes #276. It adds a configurable amount
of error retries to the operator settings. Furthermore,
the backoff strategy may be configured as well. It defaults
to the exponential backoff used until now.

This closes #276. It adds a configurable amount
of error retries to the operator settings. Furthermore,
the backoff strategy may be configured as well. It defaults
to the exponential backoff used until now.
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buehler added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 11, 2021
This closes #276. It adds a configurable amount
of error retries to the operator settings. Furthermore,
the backoff strategy may be configured as well. It defaults
to the exponential backoff used until now.
buehler added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 11, 2021
This closes #276. It adds a configurable amount
of error retries to the operator settings. Furthermore,
the backoff strategy may be configured as well. It defaults
to the exponential backoff used until now.
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