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On Monday, May 16th, 2022 at 17:02, Blallo <blallo@autistici.org> wrote:

> The http client used for interacting with the hut instance had a
> hardcoded 30 seconds timeout. While this might be ok in most cases, I
> happened to hit one of the corner cases when trying to push a tarball to
> site.ht. This commit adds a global flag to set the value, defaulting to
> the old one.

Hm. If possible, I'd prefer to do the right thing by default and set a
longer timeout for queries involving large file uploads, without
requiring the user to manually pass a --timeout option.