There are two hard-coded three-second timeouts when cancelling a query:
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csb.ConnectionTimeout = 3u; |
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killCommand.CommandTimeout = 3; |
It seems like these should be initialised from CancellationTimeout (in the connection string) instead. If the user needs to raise that for their database, they probably need these timeouts to be longer, too.
There are two hard-coded three-second timeouts when cancelling a query:
MySqlConnector/src/MySqlConnector/MySqlConnection.cs
Line 709 in 33023cf
MySqlConnector/src/MySqlConnector/Core/ServerSession.cs
Line 128 in 33023cf
It seems like these should be initialised from
CancellationTimeout(in the connection string) instead. If the user needs to raise that for their database, they probably need these timeouts to be longer, too.