Add --timeout option to fedify lookup command
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This pull request introduces a new --timeout option to the fedify lookup command, allowing users to specify a time limit for network requests. This enhancement prevents the command from hanging indefinitely when connecting to slow or unresponsive servers, significantly improving user experience and command reliability. The changes include the implementation of a robust timeout mechanism using AbortSignal and improved error handling for network operations.
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--timeoutoption: Thefedify lookupcommand now supports a--timeoutoption, enabling users to set a maximum duration for network requests, preventing indefinite waits. - Timeout mechanism implementation: New utility functions,
createTimeoutSignalandclearTimeoutSignal, have been implemented to manageAbortSignalinstances for controlling network request timeouts. - Improved error handling: Error handling for network operations has been enhanced to gracefully manage and report timeout-related failures, providing user-friendly messages and suggestions.
- New unit tests: Comprehensive unit tests have been added to validate the functionality of the new timeout signal creation and clearing mechanisms, ensuring reliability.
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This pull request introduces a --timeout option to the fedify lookup command, which is a valuable addition for handling slow network requests. The implementation correctly adds the command-line option and uses an AbortSignal for timeouts. The unit tests for the new timeout logic are also well-written. However, I've identified a potential resource leak where the timeout timer isn't cleared if a request completes before the timeout occurs. Additionally, there's some duplicated error handling logic that could be refactored for better maintainability. Addressing these points will make the new feature more robust.
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Looks fine in general. Left few trivial comments.
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Add documentation for the -T/--timeout option in the CLI documentation, explaining how to set request timeout for network operations. Also update CHANGES.md to reference PR #372.
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Add
--timeoutoption tofedify lookupcommand.Related Issue
--timeoutoption tofedify lookupcommand #258Changes
--timeoutoption tofedify lookupcommand to set network request time limitsBenefits
fedify lookupcommand to prevent indefinite waits on slow or unresponsive servers.Checklist
deno task test-allon your machine?Additional Notes
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