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fix(httpclient): honour Retry-After and rate limit reset headers - #10949
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The retry client waited a fixed 1s, 2s and 4s between retries, 7s in all, which can't outlast a GitLab throttle window of a minute, so throttled GitLab calls failed. A retry now waits as long as the Retry-After header asks, as seconds or an HTTP date. On a 429 without it, the wait comes from Ratelimit-Reset (GitLab) or X-RateLimit-Reset (GitHub). Those headers are read on a 429 only, as both forges send them on every response. The waits for one request are bounded to two minutes in all, a wait stops when the request context is done, and the previous response is drained before waiting so the connection isn't held meanwhile. Signed-off-by: Olblak <me@olblak.com>
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The retry client waited a fixed 1s, 2s and 4s between retries, 7s in all, which can't outlast a GitLab throttle window of a minute, so throttled GitLab calls failed.
A retry now waits as long as the Retry-After header asks, as seconds or an HTTP date. On a 429 without it, the wait comes from Ratelimit-Reset (GitLab) or X-RateLimit-Reset (GitHub). Those headers are read on a 429 only, as both forges send them on every response.
The waits for one request are bounded to two minutes in all, a wait stops when the request context is done, and the previous response is drained before waiting so the connection isn't held meanwhile.
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