nextcloud / nextcloud/Android-SingleSignOn

Allow setting connect/read/write timeouts for requests

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Description

Right now there is no option to control the default timeouts (connect / read / write) for requests that are defined by the Nextcloud Files App. E.g. the Nextcloud News App makes a long running request for adding new feeds. The duration is basically determined by how fast the server is because the request will wait until the feed has been added successfully on the server side.

Therefore allowing single requests to have a longer / different timeout would be ideal.

I found an interesting article where someone explains a way to set timeouts dynamically via Headers that will be interpreted by OkHTTP later on. I believe this setup would fit perfectly fine into the SSO Lib: https://www.jndiary.com/post/setup-timeout-dynamically-with-retrofit

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Research direction

Read the linked article about dynamic OkHTTP timeouts, then inspect the SSO Lib request path to find where Nextcloud Files App requests are configured. Determine how per-request connect, read, and write timeout values should be supplied, and verify that a long-running request can use different defaults without changing other requests.

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Assessment

Tech stack
android, java
Domain
mobile, networking
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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