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Clients should always set a deadline: https://grpc.io/blog/deadlines Client should support setting a timeout and provide a default.
Currently, Client::Write blocks without a time limit (for instance if the server address is wrong).
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With #31, unary calls now offer a timeout (without default). Renaming the issue.
Unfortunately, for streaming rpc, set_deadline is valid for the entire stream, so implementing a timeout that is holds for each Write will require a large work-around.
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Calls do not time out
Streaming calls do not time out
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Clients should always set a deadline: https://grpc.io/blog/deadlines
Client
should support setting a timeout and provide a default.Currently,
Client::Write
blocks without a time limit (for instance if the server address is wrong).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: