Increasing the timeout by supplying the receive_timeout (or recv_timeout dependent on the client) option produces the below error when the call is being recorded and saved.
This issue was reproduced with both the Hackney adapter as well as the Finch adapter.
The client call when using the Hackney adapter looks similar to:
HTTPoison.post(@endpoint, body, headers , [recv_timeout: 60_000]
And produces:
** (FunctionClauseError) no function clause matching in String.valid?/2
The following arguments were given to String.valid?/2:
# 1
60000
# 2
:default
Attempted function clauses (showing 2 out of 2):
def valid?(<<string::binary>>, :default)
def valid?(<<string::binary>>, :fast_ascii)
code: assert {:ok, %{status: 200}} = Api.create_submission(valid_request_body)
stacktrace:
(elixir 1.15.4) lib/string.ex:1827: String.valid?/2
(exvcr 0.14.2) lib/exvcr/filter.ex:10: ExVCR.Filter.filter_sensitive_data/1
...
Description
Increasing the timeout by supplying the
receive_timeout
(orrecv_timeout
dependent on the client) option produces the below error when the call is being recorded and saved. This issue was reproduced with both theHackney
adapter as well as theFinch
adapter.The client call when using the Hackney adapter looks similar to:
HTTPoison.post(@endpoint, body, headers , [recv_timeout: 60_000]
And produces: