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[lib] Set failedQueryCacheTimeout to 0 in UserIdentityCache
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Authored by ashoat on Sep 11 2024, 3:38 PM.
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This addresses ENG-9255, and makes it so if a user identity fetch times out, the next time it's requested, we don't return null from the cache, but instead retry the fetch.

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I set queryTimeout to 1 second, which made it time out. I confirmed in the logs that after the timeout, a second request was dispatched

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lib/components/user-identity-cache.react.js
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This change was necessary to differentiate a failed fetch from a timeout

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The above change makes sure that we use failedQueryCacheTimeout in the case of a successful fetch that simply returns no information for a given UID. In that case, we consider the request successful, and the identity to not exist

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Sep 12 2024, 3:54 AM