fix: add timeout to urlopen#820
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This prevents _download_url_with_gz from appearing to be hanging if e.g. the URL is blackholed. Without an explicit timeout, `urlopen.request` uses the global default timeout (`socket.getdefaulttimeout()`), which is `None` by default. This then leaves it up to the OS to decide how long to wait before giving up, which is typically too long for this purpose (e.g. ~127 seconds on Linux).
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This prevents _download_url_with_gz from appearing to be hanging if e.g. the URL is blackholed. Without an explicit timeout,
urlopen.requestuses the global default timeout (socket.getdefaulttimeout()), which isNoneby default. This then leaves it up to the OS to decide how long to wait before giving up, which is typically too long for this purpose (e.g. ~127 seconds on Linux).For reviewers
Description of the change
Use an explicit 10 seconds timeout.
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Closes #819