feat: Add support for service connect timeouts #210
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mvandenabeele
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Hi @mvandenabeele, I think you also have to add it to the aws_ecs_service.ignore_task_definition resource. |
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This pull request will add support for a timeout block in the service block of service_connect_configuration. Default idle_timeout_seconds = 300, per_request_timeout_seconds = 15 as defined by AWS. These values are too low for longrunning requests so they had to be configurable.