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Allow integers for timeouts #2294
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apache::mod::auth_cas is a classBreaking changes to this file WILL impact these 1 modules (exact match):apache::mod::proxy is a classBreaking changes to this file WILL impact these 16 modules (exact match):Breaking changes to this file MAY impact these 2 modules (near match):This module is declared in 174 of 579 indexed public
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The CLA is signed on behalf of CERN IT. |
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In ae56cc9 initial data types were added and in f41251e we replaced a lot of the Strings with Integers, but clearly missed this.
#2290 is another instance of this. There I suggested to support a Variant
(as you did here) and in #2291 we're making notes to drop the compatibility in the next major version. It looks like your PR would supersede #2290.
Agreed supersedes #2290 - should have looked first of course. |
Timeouts are more naturally written as integers, allow them.
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I recall your org has signed the CLA, but the check is wrong. @david22swan @traylenator can you figure this out? The code looks good and solves a regression. After this a new release would be good to have.
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LGTM
Thank's for putting up the fix :)
As for the CLI, I'll take your word for it.
It's been buggy ever since it was implemented and this can happen.
Timeouts are more naturally written as integers, allow them.
We have run with integers here for many years.