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Fix two failing tests #6

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Seb35 commented 2022-12-18 20:09:18 +01:00
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By the way, converted the timeout parameter to a float to be able to test (I cannot find an RDAP server returning a timeout when it is 1 second) and it should not be harmful.

An implementation detail: the continue is needed because response is not defined when the timeout is trigerred.

By the way, converted the timeout parameter to a float to be able to test (I cannot find an RDAP server returning a timeout when it is 1 second) and it should not be harmful. An implementation detail: the `continue` is needed because `response` is not defined when the timeout is trigerred.
Seb35 added 1 commit 2022-12-18 20:09:20 +01:00
3af8b31034 Fix two failing tests 
By the way, converted the timeout parameter to a float.
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