If you have too many chaincodes installed on a peer, the extension can timeout trying to get that list. Unfortunately there is no easy way to configure this timeout (most likely defaults to the default value set by the node-sdk). As the extension defines a fabric client timeout value for other fabric interactions (via a fabric client), the request to get a list of installed chaincodes should make use of this timeout as well.
jt-nti
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1 year ago
If you have too many chaincodes installed on a peer, the extension can timeout trying to get that list. Unfortunately there is no easy way to configure this timeout (most likely defaults to the default value set by the node-sdk). As the extension defines a fabric client timeout value for other fabric interactions (via a fabric client), the request to get a list of installed chaincodes should make use of this timeout as well.