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This is more of a question than a feature request, as I've searched through the code but didn't find specific info on this. The underlying AWS CLI SDK accepts timeout flags for requests (--cli-read-timeout / --cli-connect-timeout , both defaulting to 60s). When running a Manager.Sync() operation, is there a way to specify the timeout? Is there a default being used (say that I'm running a sync operation for the first time of a directory with a number of fairly large files) - will Manager.Sync() time out after some time (and, if so, which time length specifically)? Can it be configured to do so?
Objective
For general use involving remote calls, having a timeout parameter can even be considered necessary.
Deliverables
Expose a timeout param in the public API that relays the config to the underlying AWS Golang SDK.
Approach (optional)
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This is more of a question than a feature request, as I've searched through the code but didn't find specific info on this. The underlying AWS CLI SDK accepts timeout flags for requests (--cli-read-timeout / --cli-connect-timeout , both defaulting to 60s). When running a Manager.Sync() operation, is there a way to specify the timeout? Is there a default being used (say that I'm running a sync operation for the first time of a directory with a number of fairly large files) - will Manager.Sync() time out after some time (and, if so, which time length specifically)? Can it be configured to do so?
Objective
For general use involving remote calls, having a timeout parameter can even be considered necessary.
Deliverables
Expose a timeout param in the public API that relays the config to the underlying AWS Golang SDK.
Approach (optional)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: