If the async operation itself contains a call to Blocking.run, then, when the outer timeout elapses, the inner call to Blocking.run will fail with an interrupted error. The result of this is that the outer operation’s result handler will get called with this interrupted error too. At the moment, though, the logs just say that the outer operation’s result handler was called, and that can be confusing since people might think that this means the outer operation succeeded, even though they’re about to see another message telling them it timed out.
If the async operation itself contains a call to
Blocking.run, then, when the outer timeout elapses, the inner call toBlocking.runwill fail with aninterruptederror. The result of this is that the outer operation’s result handler will get called with this interrupted error too. At the moment, though, the logs just say that the outer operation’s result handler was called, and that can be confusing since people might think that this means the outer operation succeeded, even though they’re about to see another message telling them it timed out.