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In cases where a lot of checks need to be processed, the default nginx timeout that frappe provides (120 seconds) may not be enough.
Potential strategies:
restructure so that a return value is sent after the process is enqueued
Allow the realtime function to continue updating
Force update when it completes
As best I can find, Frappe does not provide a place to override the timeout value on a request in the client, like in frappe.call, which is too bad. This likely wouldn't override the nginx setting anyway.
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In cases where a lot of checks need to be processed, the default nginx timeout that frappe provides (120 seconds) may not be enough.
Potential strategies:
As best I can find, Frappe does not provide a place to override the timeout value on a request in the client, like in
frappe.call
, which is too bad. This likely wouldn't override the nginx setting anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: