Add app_env var for script timeout #33
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js_driver:eval_js/2 uses a macro SCRIPT_TIMEOUT for the amount of time to wait for a js script to execute before timing out. In some instances (testing JS map reduce on limited hardware) it would be handy to set this timeout higher. Use the 'erlang_js' app_env var 'script_timeout' and any int value. Timeout is in milliseconds.
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+1 this worked great in riak 1.2.1 with |
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Our use application:get_env/2? A little messier, but nice to get rid of the dep. |
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Closing in favor of #41. |
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js_driver:eval_js/2 uses a macro SCRIPT_TIMEOUT for the amount of
time to wait for a js script to execute before timing out. In some
instances (testing JS map reduce on limited hardware) it would be
handy to set this timeout higher.
Use the 'erlang_js' app_env var 'script_timeout' and any int value.
Timeout is in milliseconds.