Improve timeout error when timeout is browser default #3209
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I seems like the browser imposes a default timeout despite the documented default timeout being "never". When this timeout occurs, axios confusingly reports an error "timeout of 0ms exceeded". This change the message to avoid the confusing "0ms" part.
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Just ran into this issue with 0.21.1, would be great to see this merged. |
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I seems like the browser imposes a default timeout despite the documented default timeout being "never". When this timeout occurs, axios confusingly reports an error "timeout of 0ms exceeded". This change the message to avoid the confusing "0ms" part. Co-authored-by: Jay <jasonsaayman@gmail.com>
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I seems like the browser imposes a default timeout despite the documented default timeout being "never". When this timeout occurs, axios confusingly reports an error "timeout of 0ms exceeded". This change the message to avoid the confusing "0ms" part.
Fix for #2103