Support timeout option in RetryPolicySettings#50891
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timeout option to RetryPolicySettings
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Thanks for the PR. We shouldn't have to create a default retry policy to get the default value. I've created spring-projects/spring-framework#36983. |
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When merging we should use the new constant that has been introduced in spring-projects/spring-framework#36983 |
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Overview
Adds support for configuring the
timeoutparameter for RetryPolicy in Spring Boot's RetryPolicySettings.Background
Spring Framework 7.0.2 introduced a
timeoutproperty to RetryPolicy. However, this parameter did not yet have a counterpart in Spring Boot's RetryPolicySettings. This PR adds it, so users can leverage the option via RetryPolicySettings (like through configuration files, etc.)