Document the default request timeout and HTTP without a redirect - #130
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App environments use a request timeout of 0s, so requests have no total time limit, and a finite timeout also cuts off long downloads and streamed responses. With the HTTPS redirect turned off, a domain with a TLS certificate serves the app over both HTTP and HTTPS.
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Two route settings behave differently in the next release, and the route settings page should say so:
request_timeoutof0sby default, so requests have no total time limit. Previously a route without a timeout used the gateway's own default. A finite request timeout also covers sending the whole response, so it cuts off downloads and streamed responses that take longer.404.Changes
trueandfalsedo.0sdefault, when existing app environments switch to it, and why a finite timeout also limits downloads and streams.0srequest timeout.This PR is stacked on #129, which removes the retired default rate limits from the same list. It stays a draft until both behaviors are released.
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