Add timeout to ResponseInputStream and ResponsePublisher#6367
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Add timeout to ResponseInputStream and ResponsePublisher#6367
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Motivation and Context
#5355
Currently, when performing GET with
ResponseTransformer.toInputStream()orAsyncResponseTransformer.toPublisher(), the HTTP connection will remain open until the stream/publisher is consumed or canceled. If not properly handled, resource leakage can occur and subsequent requests may time out.Modifications
Add default timeout of 60 seconds for both
ResponseInputStreamandResponsePublisherAdd method overloads for
ResponseTransformer.toInputStream()andAsyncResponseTransformer.toPublisher()to take timeout arg of typeDurationTo disable timeout (existing behavior), pass
Duration.ZEROTesting
Added unit and integ tests
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