acp: Add a timeout when initializing an ACP agent so the user isn't waiting forever (#43663) (cherry-pick to preview)#43668
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…aiting forever (#43663) Sometimes we are unable to receive messages at all from an agent. This puts on upper bound on the `initialize` call so we can at least give a message to the user that something is wrong here. 30s might feel like too long, but I wanted to avoid some false positives in case there was something an agent needed to do at startup. This will still communicate to the user at some point that something is wrong, rather than leave them waiting forever with no signal that something is going wrong. Release Notes: - agent: Show an error message to the user if we are unable to initialize an ACP agent in a reasonable amount of time.
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Cherry-pick of #43663 to preview
Sometimes we are unable to receive messages at all from an agent. This
puts on upper bound on the
initializecall so we can at least give amessage to the user that something is wrong here.
30s might feel like too long, but I wanted to avoid some false positives
in case there was something an agent needed to do at startup. This will
still communicate to the user at some point that something is wrong,
rather than leave them waiting forever with no signal that something is
going wrong.
Release Notes:
initialize an ACP agent in a reasonable amount of time.