Provide a client method to bypass server side timeout on upload #20419
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| Resource("imagestreamimports"). | ||
| Body(imageStreamImport). | ||
| // this instructs the api server to allow our request to take up to an hour - chosen as a high boundary | ||
| Timeout(time.Hour). |
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why not just make this an argument to the function? especially since the function name is currently a lie.
also where's the generator code change that yields this?
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Because we don't want end users setting arbitrary timeouts. We define what "no timeout" means behind the interface. End clients don't get to set it.
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There is no generator code change. This is an expansion, which are side car methods that you write and get slotted in to the interfaces.
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An expansion that we will have to carry over when we move the image controllers to external :-)
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@smarterclayton if there is just one place where we actually use this expansion, can't we just call the client directly with Timeout in that place? (instead of having one-time-use expansion)
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can't we just call the client directly with Timeout in that place?
the client doesn't expose the timeout field that i saw, so no.
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The last import had no change, so we were relying on the older, shorter timeout. Instead, we want to explicitly trigger this error.
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Fixes one part of https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1608410
The import we were doing took longer than 30s in 3.11. In 3.10 it was only occasionally taking that long. ImageStreamImport is a "long running call", so when we perform it we need to allow it to run slightly longer for some use cases.
In general, the product has to support imports longer than 30s.