Support setting timeout for stream load #1670
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EmmyMiao87
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Aug 20, 2019
be/src/http/action/stream_load.cpp
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| @@ -238,6 +238,10 @@ Status StreamLoadAction::_on_header(HttpRequest* http_req, StreamLoadContext* ct | |||
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| TNetworkAddress master_addr = _exec_env->master_info()->network_address; | |||
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| if (!http_req->header(HTTP_TIMEOUT).empty()) { | |||
| ctx->timeout_second = std::stoi(http_req->header(HTTP_TIMEOUT)); | |||
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It will thrown the std::invalid_argument exception which could not be catch in the out side.
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I will add a try catch block
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LGTM |
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eg: -H "timeout:120"