Describe the bug
When calling APIs that take a long time, the response gets 'lost'. If it's an internal client timeout, it would be ideal to configure the client timeout parametrically."
Expected behavior
First of all, the interface should display the issue rather than ignoring it. For example, it should indicate a timeout.
Second, it would be convenient if the timeout duration could be configurable.
Current behavior
For an API call that takes a long time (but in a 'expected' way), the response is completely lost and ignored.
Possible solution
see "Expected behavior"
Steps to reproduce
- Pre-requisite: Set up an API that takes a long time to respond.
- Pre-requisite: Configure OpenAPI for that API and integrate it into the implementation.
- Call the API using the docusaurus-openapi-docs plugin.
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Your Environment
- Version used: v3.0.0-beta.4 (Docusaurus version 3.1.0)
- Environment name and version:
- Docusaurus side: Chrome Browser 122.0.6261.71 (Official build 64 bit);
- BE side: SpringBoot BE engine and NGINX web server
- Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): Windows 11 Desktop
Describe the bug
When calling APIs that take a long time, the response gets 'lost'. If it's an internal client timeout, it would be ideal to configure the client timeout parametrically."
Expected behavior
First of all, the interface should display the issue rather than ignoring it. For example, it should indicate a timeout.
Second, it would be convenient if the timeout duration could be configurable.
Current behavior
For an API call that takes a long time (but in a 'expected' way), the response is completely lost and ignored.
Possible solution
see "Expected behavior"
Steps to reproduce
Screenshots
Your Environment