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StreamingRetry #5785
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* StreamingRetry * add sleep * update per the review feedback
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This looks like it was a typo introduced in Azure#5785 (review) The review comment makes me think the author meant 1 second, but maybe thought it was milliseconds. time.sleep and asyncio.sleep arguments are both in seconds in Azure#14067 we are experiencing timeouts after ~15 to 16 min (matching 1000 seconds) that are not solved by configuring timeouts in the client
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* fix retry_interval: set it to 1 second instead of 1000 seconds This looks like it was a typo introduced in #5785 (review) The review comment makes me think the author meant 1 second, but maybe thought it was milliseconds. time.sleep and asyncio.sleep arguments are both in seconds in #14067 we are experiencing timeouts after ~15 to 16 min (matching 1000 seconds) that are not solved by configuring timeouts in the client * fix another hardcoded trio.sleep(1000)
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* fix retry_interval: set it to 1 second instead of 1000 seconds This looks like it was a typo introduced in Azure/azure-sdk-for-python#5785 (review) The review comment makes me think the author meant 1 second, but maybe thought it was milliseconds. time.sleep and asyncio.sleep arguments are both in seconds in #14067 we are experiencing timeouts after ~15 to 16 min (matching 1000 seconds) that are not solved by configuring timeouts in the client * fix another hardcoded trio.sleep(1000)
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