add default HTTP timeouts to requests to prevent hangs#214
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adambalogh merged 2 commits intoOpenGradient:mainfrom Apr 1, 2026
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add default HTTP timeouts to requests to prevent hangs#214adambalogh merged 2 commits intoOpenGradient:mainfrom
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This change introduces sane default HTTP timeouts (30s) to client requests that previously lacked them in opengradient.client.model_hub and opengradient.client.alpha. By ensuring requests.get/post calls specify a timeout, we eliminate the risk of indefinitely hanging operations under network degradation, improving reliability and user experience without altering public APIs or functional behavior. Existing long-running upload paths retain their explicit higher timeout. This is a minimal, backward-compatible hardening.