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Fabric 1 had a feature which (IIRC) used a threading Timer to raise an exception (which I think then just turned into ye olde crappy abort()) when a command execution took longer than the user desired.
This should live at the Invoke layer for v2, even if Fabric's Runner subclass needs hooks to implement it (though I suspect it may not, as long as we interrupt the remote process correctly when we time out - something that may or may not be necessary locally, I'm not positive.)
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Fabric 1 had a feature which (IIRC) used a threading Timer to raise an exception (which I think then just turned into ye olde crappy
abort()
) when a command execution took longer than the user desired.This should live at the Invoke layer for v2, even if Fabric's Runner subclass needs hooks to implement it (though I suspect it may not, as long as we interrupt the remote process correctly when we time out - something that may or may not be necessary locally, I'm not positive.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: