Handle all 429 as retryableQuotaError #15288
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This pull request introduces a fallback mechanism to retry all 429 'Too Many Requests' errors with a default 5-second delay, improving resilience for transient rate limits. While this is a good improvement, the current implementation optimistically assumes all unclassified 429 errors are transient. I've identified a potential issue where this could lead to excessive retries for non-transient errors (like daily quota limits) that aren't reported with specific metadata. My review includes a suggestion to make the fallback logic more robust by checking for keywords that indicate a terminal error before deciding to retry.
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Summary
This PR ensures that 429 Too Many Requests errors without explicit "retry-in" metadata are still retried. By defaulting to a 5-second delay, we improve system resilience against transient rate limits and prevent unnecessary request failures.
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Fallback Retry: Implements a 5-second cooldown via RetryableQuotaError when specific timing headers are missing. Aligns manual 429 handling with the existing DEFAULT_RETRY_OPTIONS duration.
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