I have some code where I save some non-essential logging information to AWS CloudWatch. Often it takes too long, so I use this timeout decorator.
But if it does time out, I don't want my whole script to fail. I want to ignore the timeout error and continue.
Currently I need to wrap the code that invokes my decorated function in a try/except block. I would like to be able to tell the decorator to not raise any exception when the function times out. Just stop the function, and then return None.
timeout_exception=None would be one possible way to do this. Or perhaps a new argument?
I have some code where I save some non-essential logging information to AWS CloudWatch. Often it takes too long, so I use this timeout decorator. But if it does time out, I don't want my whole script to fail. I want to ignore the timeout error and continue. Currently I need to wrap the code that invokes my decorated function in a
try/exceptblock. I would like to be able to tell the decorator to not raise any exception when the function times out. Just stop the function, and then return None.timeout_exception=Nonewould be one possible way to do this. Or perhaps a new argument?