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RunPod•3mo ago
ashleyk

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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ashleyk
ashleyk•3mo ago
Does the setting on the endpoint effectively just apply the policy to every request automatically without having to add it to each request?
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ashleyk
ashleyk•3mo ago
Oh never mind, the answer is in the docs.
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