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Default Http Client added separate timeout values for open and read timeouts, since that conflicted with the superclass timeout setting, we removed that setting (2965e4e)
We removed/deprecated the persistent client subclass, but not the curb client subclass. So curb client can no longer set timeouts.
Hi @titusfortner I hope you are having a great day, I just created a PR as a bugfix to this #14285 but just a heads up I'm not fully sure if I got the right fix because I might have misunderstood something, so if you have time to review, just let me know what I can fix if something is off, thanks!
What happened?
Default Http Client added separate timeout values for open and read timeouts, since that conflicted with the superclass
timeout
setting, we removed that setting (2965e4e)We removed/deprecated the persistent client subclass, but not the curb client subclass. So curb client can no longer set timeouts.
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no
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