Matt Stephens

This is not done. Going to work on a better solution other than reassigning these values all over the place - it gets messy. These new request options need to...

@B4nan The problem (in my opinion) with the idea Szymon is proposing is that it would only allow the user to specify label-specific `requestHandlerTimeoutSecs`. If the options are right within...

It's different because you could do something like this: ```ts await crawler.run([{ url: 'foo', label: 'TEST', timeoutSecs: 5 }, { url: 'foo', label: 'TEST', timeoutSecs: 10 }]) ``` Same label,...

Yeah not talking specifically about `addHandler` or `run`, but just about how these should be directly on the `Request` object. I'll take a look at what we did for `skipNavigation`...

This feature requires not only changes in the `Request` object, but also in `BasicCrawler`, `HttpCrawler`, and `BrowserCrawler`. `BasicCrawler` has `requestHandlerTimeoutSecs`, which is used differently in both `HttpCrawler` (this crawler has...

@vladfrangu got any ideas on how this could be done?

We can wait for [const annotations](https://youtu.be/iOTAFRFgm8I?t=125) with TypeScript 5.0 to finally implement this.

Still struggling with this.

Backburner until a docs site starts actually being requested by Nanolith users. Until then, it can be safely assumed that the documentation provided in the README suffices.