Add global timeout option for remote invocation#2038
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jeremydmiller merged 1 commit intoJasperFx:mainfrom Jan 19, 2026
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@jeremydmiller Hey! Any chance of this getting added to upcoming release? I'm currently integrating Wolverine to replace MassTransit for a client and I'd love to NOT have to add a timeout on each of the hundreds of remote |
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@codingzerotohero Yes. I'm working on Wolverine today. Still needing some client input for a potential change, but they're being slow so maybe that has to wait for 5.12. |
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Added an option to set global default timeout for remote invocation in
WolverineOptions, as well as test inCoreTests.Acceptance.remote_invocation- to ensure that it's respected.The global timeout option will be overriden when
InvokeAsyncis called with a timeout parameter, allowing per call overrides if desired.