Make LoadFromWebAsync honor the Timeout property. Fixes #580 #582
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cant0r
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Hello @cant0r , Thank you for the pull request. If there is no problem (it doesn't look to have one), I will merge it in 2 weeks when I am back from my vacation. Best Regards, Jon |
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While I was testing out the library's
LoadFromWebAsyncmethods, I noticed that theTimeoutproperty is not registered for the usedHttpClientinstance.I was always thrown a
TaskCanceledExceptionwith the default Microsoft set 100 seconds timeout, I could not even influence it via providing a customPreRequestdelegate.I checked the active issues and I saw someone else also encountered this behavior. #580