Open titusfortner opened 2 weeks ago
Default Http Client added separate timeout values for open and read timeouts, since that conflicted with the superclass timeout setting, we removed that setting (https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/commit/2965e4e0fa6981ca2fe329ea944c5f3acd0b1caa)
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We removed/deprecated the persistent client subclass, but not the curb client subclass. So curb client can no longer set timeouts.
Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::Http::Curb.new(timeout: 120)
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Ruby trunk
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What happened?
Default Http Client added separate timeout values for open and read timeouts, since that conflicted with the superclass
timeout
setting, we removed that setting (https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/commit/2965e4e0fa6981ca2fe329ea944c5f3acd0b1caa)We removed/deprecated the persistent client subclass, but not the curb client subclass. So curb client can no longer set timeouts.
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Ruby trunk
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Are you using Selenium Grid?
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