modify open_timeout about kubeclient HOT 9 CLOSED

@grosser could you please provide a specific code example with how you are trying to do this?
thanks!

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Kubeclient::Client.new(url, 'v1', open_timeout: 2)

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if I understand correctly the issue here - you are trying to pass a parameter that is not recognized/ supported by kubeclient itself at the moment, (did you see somewhere documentation of kubeclient usage with this parameter?) , so it makes sense that it doesn't work at the moment.
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I saw that I cannot pass it in ... that's why I opened an issue :)

On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 10:33 PM, abonas [email protected] wrote:

if I understand correctly the issue here - you are trying to pass a
parameter that is not recognized/ supported by kubeclient itself at the
moment, (did you see somewhere documentation of kubeclient usage with this
parameter?) , so it makes sense that it doesn't work at the moment.
cc @simon3z https://github.com/simon3z

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@grosser it was not clear from your issue that this is a feature request, but rather it sounded like reporting a bug.

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ah sorry, definitely a feature request :)
(read_timeout would also be nice while we are at it ... or just all http options ...)

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@grosser I don't think I'll have the time to get this implemented in the near future, but perhaps some other community member can pick up the glove.

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I am ok to add these timeouts, but remember that watches are special:

https://github.com/abonas/kubeclient/pull/24/files

In the past I had to force the read_timeout to nil in that case to prevent the connection to be dropped for inactivity.

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Done in #244 (on master & 2.4.0 via #246).

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