fix(http): propagate per-call timeout to httpx in AsyncApiClient - #1366
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The sync ApiClient.request promotes a per-call timeout= from query params up to httpx's own client-side timeout (added in qdrant#534), but the async counterpart did not. Async REST callers that asked for more time via timeout= were silently bound by httpx's default 5s timeout and could fail with a spurious ReadTimeout on slow operations. Mirror the same two-line block in AsyncApiClient.request, and add a unit regression that mocks httpx.AsyncClient.build_request and asserts the timeout kwarg reaches it. The test fails on master and passes with this change. Fixes qdrant#1325
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In `@tests/test_qdrant_client.py`:
- Line 1776: Update the regression test around the pytest.raises block to avoid
catching a broad Exception: mock AsyncApiClient.send or provide a valid request
so build_request succeeds, then execute the request without a catch-all
assertion. Preserve the test’s intended regression coverage while satisfying
Ruff B017.
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…regression CodeRabbit flagged `pytest.raises(Exception)` (Ruff B017) on the test added in qdrant#1326. The broad catch also hid any real failure after build_request. Replacing it with an AsyncMock for AsyncApiClient.send makes the test fail loudly on any unexpected error and removes the blanket-exception smell. Trims the regression comment to 3 lines (pointing at the bug number and the operation, not re-diagnosing).
Fixes #1325
Problem
AsyncApiClient.request(REST) dropped the per-calltimeout=argument before handing the request tohttpx.AsyncClient.build_request, so async callers were silently bound by httpx's default 5s timeout regardless of what they asked for. Slow operations onAsyncQdrantClientcould fail with a spuriousReadTimeouteven when the caller explicitly settimeout=.The sync
ApiClient.requestalready promotes the timeout up to httpx (added in #534). The async path was never ported.Repro from the issue:
Fix
qdrant_client/http/api_client.py—AsyncApiClient.requestnow mirrors the sync block:Two lines, same logic as the sync client.
Test
tests/test_qdrant_client.py::test_async_rest_timeout_propagation— a pure-unit regression that patcheshttpx.AsyncClient.build_requestand asserts the timeout kwarg reaches it. Fails on master, passes with the fix. No live server required, so it runs in CI without docker.The existing sync
test_timeout_propagation(line 1740) already covers the sync path against a live server.Scope
AsyncApiClient.request)from unittest.mock import patch)No API changes, no dependency changes, no behavior changes for the existing path. Distinct from #948 (gRPC timeout propagation), which is out of scope here.