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@leigaol leigaol commented Jul 28, 2025

Problem

During the inline completion migration to Flare, the timeout handling of inline completion API was lost. It was there in earlier versions. The IDE -> Flare call is a local network call that should have a timeout.

Solution

Add the inline completion call with timeout back. See https://github.com/aws/aws-toolkit-vscode/blob/amazonq/v1.74.0/packages/core/src/codewhisperer/util/commonUtil.ts#L21


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@leigaol leigaol changed the title fix(amazonq): add timeout to local LSP call inline completion fix(amazonq): bring back timeout to local LSP call inline completion Jul 28, 2025
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leigaol commented Jul 29, 2025

/retryBuilds

@leigaol leigaol merged commit 187f27a into aws:master Aug 1, 2025
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