When using the bash uploader I have noticed that I get timeout exceptions because of the --connect-timeout value set for the "ping" curl command to get the bucket URL.
I can never successfully upload reports from my CI pipeline because the 2 seconds timeout is too small. I was able to successfully get the uploader script to work by increasing the timeout.
I considered overriding the default 2-second timeout using the curlargs option but because my provided value is applied first, curl still uses the default set by the script.
Is it possible to provide the option for this? Or apply curlargs after the default values set in the script?
When using the bash uploader I have noticed that I get timeout exceptions because of the
--connect-timeout
value set for the "ping" curl command to get the bucket URL.I can never successfully upload reports from my CI pipeline because the 2 seconds timeout is too small. I was able to successfully get the uploader script to work by increasing the timeout.
I considered overriding the default 2-second timeout using the
curlargs
option but because my provided value is applied first,curl
still uses the default set by the script.Is it possible to provide the option for this? Or apply
curlargs
after the default values set in the script?Thanks.