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[QUERY] What is the equivalent of BlobRequestOptions.setMaximumExecutionTimeInMs in v12? #24290

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rupert-madden-abbott opened this issue Sep 23, 2021 · 2 comments
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[QUERY] What is the equivalent of BlobRequestOptions.setMaximumExecutionTimeInMs in v12? #24290

rupert-madden-abbott opened this issue Sep 23, 2021 · 2 comments
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rupert-madden-abbott commented Sep 23, 2021 •
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In v8, it was possible to set the maximum execution time via BlobRequestOptions.setMaximumExecutionTimeInMs.

I cannot see an equivalent in v12 and can't see it mentioned in the migration guide.

What is the equivalent in v12 (assuming there is one)? I can see HttpClientOptions has a variety of timeouts but none of them seem to be for the entire execution unless I am misunderstanding the documentation.

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  • Library/Libraries: com.azure:azure-storage-blob:12.14.0
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Hi, @rupert-madden-abbott thanks for your question! The way to do this in 12.14 is to use a ***withResponse() version of the method in question and pass a timeout value. This will have the effect of setting a maximum execution timeout for that API call

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@rickle-msft thank you very much. That works great. In my particular case, that is much more convenient also.

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