Matt Green
Matt Green
Have you tried using the existing timeout functionality? Elevate knows what request it's waiting on, and aborts it automatically.
That makes sense; you want the request to go longer than one minute, rather than having the task's timeout take a certain amount of time, right?
OK, that's perfectly reasonable. I hope your server is using async I/O though :). I'd be glad to merge this if you changed the option name to `request_timeout` to differentiate...
Of course! The whole point of Elevate is synchronous-cancellable I/O. I'd just rather work on other parts of it beyond HTTP.
Thanks for the kind words. I like this idea, but currently the way it handles async is pretty ad-hoc at the moment. I'd like to move to Futures so I...
Great idea! This will involve some pretty major changes, so I'm tagging it with 2.0. I'm open to discussion on what the config file will look like. I prefer as...
I can't think of anything that would cause this. Can you provide a minimal working example?
Thanks for the example, @thisKai. Can you try replicating it by running `cmd.exe /C .\script.ps1`? It should produce the same behavior. I think the issue is we always use `cmd.exe`...
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