fix(websocket source): reconnect indefinitely when connection fails #24069
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Hi @benjamin-awd, thanks for this. Since this alters Vector's behavior and has been part of a previous release this is considered user facing and therefore needs a changelog. I'll take a look again after another commit is pushed |
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Summary
This PR fixes Vector entering a "zombie" state when the
connect_timeout_secsthreshold is reached with multiple sources running at the same time. The previous behavior was to retry untilconnect_timeout_secsruns out, but it probably makes more sense to apply the connect timeout per connect attempt and retry indefinitely.How did you test this PR?
Tested using example from #23992
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Is this a breaking change?
Does this PR include user facing changes?
no-changeloglabel to this PR.References
Closes #23992