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01-26-2023
11:03 PM
@amurret , This is working <integration_name>.<command_name>.timeout . Can I achieve this using python code?
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01-24-2023
09:22 PM
@amurret Much appreciated, but the solution is ineffective. I'm still getting a timeout error. I've included screenshots of server configuration and error messages below.
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01-24-2023
04:40 AM
While running a command in the XSOAR, there is a common argument named "execution-timeout" which increases the timeout for the command. Can I use this argument directly in the python code? What I want to achieve is, I have one command which is taking more than 5 minutes (which is the default timeout for a command) to complete. Now, I don't want the user to always add this common argument in the command line while running the command in XSOAR. Is it possible?
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