Fixes max_duration not being respected #1
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As reported on [#46316](symfony/symfony#46316), when a request gets a successful response in further attempts, the `max_duration` is not respected and the request may take longer than the value especified here. My way to solve the issue was by reducing the timeout option in future requests, making it smaller in every attempt. By doing so, the total time of a $client->request will never be much longer than `max_duration`. Perhaps a second or two maybe, due to the waiting time between requests, but not as much as the `timeout`.
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As reported on #46316, when a request gets a successful response in further attempts, the
max_durationis not respected and the request may take longer than the value especified here.My way to solve the issue was by reducing the timeout option in future requests, making it smaller in every attempt. By doing so, the total time of a $client->request will never be much longer than
max_duration. Perhaps a second or two maybe, due to the waiting time between requests, but not as much as thetimeout.