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feat: Make writeTimeout configurable (similar to readTimeout) #900
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LGTM! Thank you for the contribution!
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LG with a nit, thanks!
@@ -207,6 +210,16 @@ public int getReadTimeout() { | |||
return readTimeout; | |||
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* Returns the write timeout in milliseconds, which is applied to outgoing REST calls |
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Since this is a case for "that" instead of which, let's just rephrase to something like:
"Returns the write timeout applied to outgoing REST calls in milliseconds."
If you think we can go ahead and assume "by the SDK."
Address TW reviews in #900
Solves #850