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Add ability to read TimeoutInMinutes in a task #949
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Hi @petrochuk thanks for reporting! |
@vmapetr move to backlog means this is unlikely to be done, right? Just based on backlog size of 600 items |
When will collaboration be made possible? @vmapetr any idea? |
Hi @petrochuk @markus-codechefs. |
This issue has had no activity in 90 days. Please comment if it is not actually stale |
I believe we may close this. There have been some improvements with our pipelines but we still experiece issues when a CRM solution takes too long to be deleted. |
This issue has had no activity in 90 days. Please comment if it is not actually stale |
Environment
azure-pipelines-task-lib version: Latest
Issue Description
We own Power Platform Build tools tasks. Each of our tasks calls Power Platform Dataverse via WebAPI. Ideally we would like to synchronize timeouts so user only sets on TimeoutInMinutes and we adjust WebAPI timeout accordingly. When seeing WebAPI errors users are increasing TimeoutInMinutes thinking our tasks will run for longer but it is not affecting us because our task is unable to read TimeoutInMinutes.
Expected behaviour
Task should be able to read TimeoutInMinutes
Here is an example: microsoft/powerplatform-build-tools#328
Past asks here: #792 #796
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