Troubleshooting Server Responses and Timeout Issues in Web Development

This meeting of the State Changers involves a discussion and problem-solving session on a function timeout issue identified during the development process. The function was expected to retry if its results came back empty, but this was not occurring as expected. The identified discrepancy was that the function was not returning as empty, but was instead returning an object.


To address this, the State Changers suggested revising the condition to evaluate the status of the response rather than its content. They recommended that the function be set to retry if it returns a status other than 200. A status of 200 indicates successful execution and returned data, whereas other statuses, like 0, 400, or 500, denote a timeout, bad payload, or server error, respectively. The rectified function is set to retry under these adverse conditions. This meeting would appeal to professionals dealing with similar technical problems who are seeking effective troubleshooting guidance.


(Source: Office Hours 6/29 )

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