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token-cli: Add confirm-tx timeout to RPC client #7484
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What is the old behavior when these default timeouts are not set?
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30 seconds for rpc (which is what this PR uses), and
none
for the other one, which is why I thought it was the issueThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Looking at the code, does at
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effectively mean we have a timeout of zero, i.e. we'll only check once and never check again for transaction confirmation?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Correct
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Not with this PR. I wanted to keep it simple here, and only add a command-line arg if anyone ever needs it in the future