Best Webmock_ruby code snippet using HTTP.raise_timeout_error
webmock.rb
Source: webmock.rb
...24 end25 def replay26 webmock_response = response_for_request request_signature27 return unless webmock_response28 raise_timeout_error if webmock_response.should_timeout29 webmock_response.raise_error_if_any30 invoke_callbacks(webmock_response, real_request: false)31 ::HTTP::Response.from_webmock webmock_response, request_signature32 end33 def raise_timeout_error34 raise Errno::ETIMEDOUT if HTTP::VERSION < "1.0.0"35 raise HTTP::TimeoutError, "connection error: #{Errno::ETIMEDOUT.new}"36 end37 def perform38 return unless ::WebMock.net_connect_allowed?(request_signature.uri)39 response = @perform.call40 invoke_callbacks(response.to_webmock, real_request: true)41 response42 end43 def halt44 raise ::WebMock::NetConnectNotAllowedError.new request_signature45 end46 def invoke_callbacks(webmock_response, options = {})47 ::WebMock::CallbackRegistry.invoke_callbacks(...
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