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Minor Changes

  • a5434b0: Add an optional, default-off connect timeout to all five ports. It bounds only the connection-establishment phase, so a black-holed connect — a SYN to a dead pod IP still lingering in a ClusterIP's iptables — fails in ~that window and the configured retry can land on a live endpoint, instead of stalling until the whole-request timeout. Slow-but-alive handlers are unaffected, and leaving it unset preserves the previous behavior exactly.

    • TypeScript: connectTimeoutMs / FetchBuilder.withConnectTimeout(ms). Node only, via an undici Agent dispatcher; undici is an optional peer dependency, imported lazily and only when a connect timeout is requested. Ignored in browser/worker builds, which expose no such knob.
    • Python: TimeoutOptions(connect_timeout_ms=...), mapped to httpx.Timeout(connect=...).
    • Rust: FetchOptions::connect_timeout_ms / FetchBuilder::with_connect_timeout, mapped to reqwest's connect_timeout.
    • Go: ClientBuilder.WithConnectTimeout(d), applied to a cloned default transport's dialer. A caller-supplied *http.Client is left untouched.
    • .NET: SmooFetchOptions.ConnectTimeout / SmooFetchBuilder.WithConnectTimeout(ts), mapped to SocketsHttpHandler.ConnectTimeout. Not applied to IHttpClientFactory-owned handlers, which own their own handler.

    All five regression tests read their knobs from spec/connect-timeout-corpus.json so the timing thresholds cannot drift apart per language.

Patch Changes

  • 5c8c71e: Drop two runtime dependencies from the published package.

    @faker-js/faker — a test-data generator — was a runtime dependency, imported at module load, solely to build cosmetic names for the internal mollitia modules (smooai-fetch-retry-blue-cat). Those names only need to be unique within the process, so they come from a counter now.

    @standard-schema/utils was declared but never imported by anything in src/; it reaches this package transitively through @smooai/utils, which declares it itself.

    The remaining runtime dependencies (mollitia, lodash.merge, @smooai/logger, @smooai/utils, @standard-schema/spec) are each load-bearing and stay.

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