Disable read timeout for streaming#169
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The httpx.AsyncClient() in start_streaming() used the default 5s read timeout, causing ReadTimeout when sandbox processes go quiet for more than 5 seconds during log streaming. Setting timeout=None disables all timeouts for this long-lived streaming connection, matching the pattern already used elsewhere in the same file.
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Summary
start_streaming()to preventReadTimeouterrors when sandbox processes go quiet during log streaming.Details
The
httpx.AsyncClient()at line 158 ofprocess.pywas using the default 5s read timeout. When a sandbox process doesn't produce stdout/stderr for more than 5 seconds, the streaming connection would time out with aReadTimeoutexception (Sentry issue).The fix adds
timeout=Noneto disable all timeouts on this long-lived streaming connection, matching the pattern already used at line 310 in the same file.Insight: https://app.mendral.com/insights/01KTY5CWH09GKGXCH91PCT6A34
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