I guess you meant `timedelta`? And this is for the internal API, isn't it? I'm guessing that's why it had the leading underscore. And timeouts are normally expressed in seconds (given that both the stdlib and AnyIO use it for timeouts/sleep calls); milliseconds as unit are much less often used. Documenting the unit is probably good enough, as importing `timedelta` may feel bothersome.

[sungigant]

I guess you meant timedelta? And this is for the internal API, isn't it? I'm guessing that's why it had the leading underscore. And timeouts are normally expressed in seconds (given that both the stdlib and AnyIO use it for timeouts/sleep calls); milliseconds as unit are much less often used. Documenting the unit is probably good enough, as importing timedelta may feel bothersome.

Originally posted by @agronholm in modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk#1078 (comment)

[tadasant]

@sungigant assuming this was a typo/accident