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Add a parameter to overwrite the default response timeout. #141

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Noticed that for some BLC_UNKNOWN errors it were related to the response timeout, in order to avoid that
added an option to overwrite the default response timeout.

Noticed that for some BLC_UNKNOWN errors it were related to the response timeout, in order to avoid that
added an option to overwrite the default response timeout.
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thiagosanches commented Mar 1, 2019

Evidence regarding the response timeout:
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It could be some instability on the network from the host that issued the command, but this causes the BLC_UNKNOWN and after increasing the response time I was able run properly.

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This is working fine for me. Can it be merged? @stevenvachon

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Would solve #83 and #63 I think.

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if you have added the response time-out feature or changed the default response time-out. what is the syntax to use it i tried using npx broken-link-checker https://open-horizon.github.io/ --ordered --recursive --response-timeout 10000 but it still hanged

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thiagosanches commented Sep 24, 2021

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if you have added the response time-out feature or changed the default response time-out. what is the syntax to use it i tried using npx broken-link-checker https://open-horizon.github.io/ --ordered --recursive --response-timeout 10000 but it still hanged

Hey, Did you have the chance to test it using my branch? It's not merged into master yet.

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if you have added the response time-out feature or changed the default response time-out. what is the syntax to use it i tried using npx broken-link-checker https://open-horizon.github.io/ --ordered --recursive --response-timeout 10000 but it still hanged

Hey, Did you have the chance to test it using my branch? It's not merged into master yet.

How can I test your changes if they are still not merged into the master branch. Sorry I am new to Open-source, git & github.
Actually I was recently given my first issue, its to create a GitHub action that will check for broken links and if it finds any it will create a broken-link issue. Can you give me some advice it will be helpful. Thank you

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@thiagosanches
if you have added the response time-out feature or changed the default response time-out. what is the syntax to use it i tried using npx broken-link-checker https://open-horizon.github.io/ --ordered --recursive --response-timeout 10000 but it still hanged

Hey, Did you have the chance to test it using my branch? It's not merged into master yet.

How can I test your changes if they are still not merged into the master branch. Sorry I am new to Open-source, git & github.
Actually I was recently given my first issue, its to create a GitHub action that will check for broken links and if it finds any it will create a broken-link issue. Can you give me some advice it will be helpful. Thank you

Hey @HarshalRathore , no worries! Basically, you can clone my fork and use that branch to test it. Something link this:

git clone [email protected]:thiagosanches/broken-link-checker.git
npm i 
<run blc here with my parameter>

I hope that helps you!

Thanks,
Regards.

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