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ashley
What is the difference between setting execution timeout on an endpoint and setting in the request?
What is the difference between the screenshot and
:
{ policy": { "executionTimeout": 300000 }
{ policy": { "executionTimeout": 300000 }
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Oh never mind
, the answer is in the docs
.
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{
policy
": {
"
executionTimeout
": 300000
}
{
policy
": {
"
executionTimeout
": 300000
}
A
ashley
OP
•
3/11/24, 9:38 PM
Does the setting on the endpoint effectively just apply the policy to every request automatically without having to add it to each request
?
Solution
A
ashley
•
3/11/24, 9:42 PM
Oh never mind
, the answer is in the docs
.
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