Why does SqsContainerOptions.pollTimeout have a max value of 10s, when according to AWS docs this can be up to 20s? #1279
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@bmcswee-bill If we did not specify any value then the default of 10 sec is used. But at the same time they have not enforced any polling time limit. And I think they need to enforce it in future. |
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Hey @bmcswee-bill and @shreyas957, yup, that's a mistake. Can you please open a couple of issues for fixing the docs and for enforcing the limits? PRs are welcome! |
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Sure I'll do that |
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According to the Spring Cloud AWS docs here,
pollTimeouthas a max value of 10s.According to the AWS docs here, polling can be configured to wait for up to 20s.
Why the difference? Also, it appears the Spring Cloud AWS does not actually enforce a maximum value on the config option, and there's no mention of a maximum in the Javadocs - only in the HTML docs linked. This leaves me wondering if this is a mistake in the docs.
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