There are scenarios where we need to change the timeout value of a specific request but not for the entire client. In such cases, we use Context to set azure-response-timeout to change the timeout for that request. This, however, is not supported by all clients. Today, this works only with NettyAsyncHttpClient. OkHttpClient doesn't support changing timeout values for individual requests.
We should investigate if this is supported in other HttpClients like VertX and JdkHttpClient.
There are scenarios where we need to change the timeout value of a specific request but not for the entire client. In such cases, we use
Contextto setazure-response-timeoutto change the timeout for that request. This, however, is not supported by all clients. Today, this works only with NettyAsyncHttpClient. OkHttpClient doesn't support changing timeout values for individual requests.We should investigate if this is supported in other HttpClients like VertX and JdkHttpClient.