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It seems that the OAuth 2 client uses a connection_opts hash to set the timeout options, and this is currently empty even when initializing Xeroizer::OAuth2Application with a timeout option per issue #296. The options I'm seeing on the OAuth2::Client when making a request are:
Is there a different way we should be initializing the Xeroizer::OAuth2Application to pass in the timeout options? See Slow OAuth Providers in the oauth2 docs for more info.
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@artspool-nyc I think you can pass connection_opts: { request: { timeout: 300 } } directly through the Xeroizer::OAuth2Application initializer options:
It seems that the OAuth 2 client uses a
connection_opts
hash to set the timeout options, and this is currently empty even when initializingXeroizer::OAuth2Application
with a timeout option per issue #296. The options I'm seeing on theOAuth2::Client
when making a request are:Is there a different way we should be initializing the
Xeroizer::OAuth2Application
to pass in the timeout options? See Slow OAuth Providers in the oauth2 docs for more info.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: