Always treat timeout=None as default timeout#492
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florimondmanca wants to merge 4 commits intorefactor/timeout-testsfrom
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Always treat timeout=None as default timeout#492florimondmanca wants to merge 4 commits intorefactor/timeout-testsfrom
florimondmanca wants to merge 4 commits intorefactor/timeout-testsfrom
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Closed in favor of exploring #433 (comment) |
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Spun up from #490. Refs #433.
Note: this is based on #491, so #491 must be merged first. Will change base branch once it gets merged.
As a result of this PR:
timeout=Nonealways means "use the defaults". This applies to our users, but also components in our code (clients and dispatchers in particular).config.pyonly. (AndDEFAULT_TIMEOUT_CONFIGis only used there, and in some of the tests.)