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# 2. Network request timeout
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Date: 2020-02-15
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## Status
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Accepted
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## Context
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A slow network connection and overloaded server may negatively impact network response time.
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## Decision
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Make the program simulate behavior of popular web browsers and CLI tools, where
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the default network response timeout is most often set to 120 seconds.
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Instead of featuring retries for timed out network requests, the program
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should have an option to adjust the timeout length, along with making it
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indefinite when given "0" as its value.
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## Consequences
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The user is able to retrieve resources that have long response time, as well as obtain
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full control over how soon, and if at all, network requests should time out.
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