docs: correct pathological default values - #2029
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* `retry grace period` should be larger than the `retry backoff max ms`, or we get spurious errors within the grace period Signed-off-by: Todd Baert <todd.baert@dynatrace.com>
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| - if flags change the associated stream (event or sync) indicates flags have changed, flush cache, or update `flag set` rules respectively and emit `PROVIDER_CONFIGURATION_CHANGED` | ||
| - if stream disconnects: | ||
| - [reconnect](#stream-reconnection) with automatic gRPC retry policy and explicit application-level backoff (see [stream reconnection](#stream-reconnection)). | ||
| - [reconnect](#stream-reconnection) with automatic gRPC retry policy and explicit, flat application-level backoff (see [stream reconnection](#stream-reconnection)). |
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This hasn't changed, I'm just adding clarity.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe provider specification now documents flat application-level stream reconnection backoff. It changes the default maximum retry backoff to 5000 ms and the retry grace period to 10 seconds. ChangesProvider retry documentation
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In `@docs/reference/specifications/providers.md`:
- Line 45: Align the stream reconnection implementation and specification by
updating connectWithRetry to use the configured flat retryBackoffMaxMs policy,
wiring the documented retry options through SourceConfig, and revising the
specification if the implementation remains authoritative. Add a lifecycle test
covering PROVIDER_READY → PROVIDER_STALE → PROVIDER_READY that verifies
PROVIDER_ERROR is not emitted prematurely.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/reference/specifications/providers.md` around lines
313 - 314: Covered because it identifies the same
specification-to-implementation mismatch and remediation.
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Is this something we can try to auto update (re -defaults?)
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I use a generator for the table for the DVC SDK Proxy - https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/kelseyhightower/envconfig?utm_source=godoc |



retry grace periodshould be larger than theretry backoff max ms, or we get spurious errors within the grace periodWhen corrected, the
ERRORs will go away, andSTALEreconnect will take 5s - we could make it quicker with a incremental backoff, but that’s a bigger change. This proposal just changes some defaults to remove the spuriousERRORtransitions.Fixes: #2027