Ryan McCue

Yeah, it was an exhaustible stream so you had to cache the data; it's why the REST API code reads it once and stores it. I think it depends on...

Truncation isn't a straight solution to that, because you still have the overhead of reading data in and parsing it. Say, for example, I do `curl -X POST example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/media <...

> * In `terminate()`, after **30s** if workers are still running, we send a SIGTERM to the processes > * In `terminate()`, after **90s** if workers are still running, we...

Note: we'll also need to remove the [ignore of SIGTERM](https://github.com/humanmade/Cavalcade/blob/87ff25e5f6a99b7d7c6626f966adceb086186c73/inc/class-command.php#L31) in the command by default.

> In `terminate()`, after **30s** if workers are still running, we send a SIGTERM to the processes Something I'm not entirely clear on is how this will interact with init...

@kovshenin Per [the docs for stopTimeout](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/APIReference/API_ContainerDefinition.html#ECS-Type-ContainerDefinition-stopTimeout): > The valid values are 2-120 seconds. (That said, ECS is specific to Altis rather than Cavalcade Runner, so covered that in the [internal...

Right now, there's no distinction between output and error output. I'm not sure exactly how the runner would split these, so I'm open to suggestions. :) If we do switch,...

@robindevitt I can replicate on platform-test currently: https://platform-test.aws.hmn.md/wp-admin/site-editor.php?postType=wp_template&postId=twentytwentytwo%2F%2Fhome

I see a bug here with `$headers` not correctly being used if it's a string; not sure where that output is though, but doesn't appear to be in the plugin...

Why not build the timeout into your script running Cavalcade Runner instead? (`sleep 10 && cavalcade`) It seems like a system-specific thing if your MySQL instance hasn't yet started, rather...