increase the timeout time

[jnathangreeg]

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Enhancement

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Description

• Increased the default rate limit sleep duration to 60 seconds.

• Updated both post_with_ratelimit and get_with_rate_limit methods.

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Enhancement	backend_api.py Adjusted rate limit sleep duration in API methods                infrastructure/backend_api.py Increased the default rate_limit_sleep from 45 to 60 seconds. Updated in both post_with_ratelimit and get_with_rate_limit methods. +2/-2

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Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible issue	Add missing sleep functionality in rate-limiting retry mechanism to prevent API abuse The rate_limit_sleep variable is defined but never used in the rate-limiting logic. Implement sleep between retries when rate limits are hit to prevent overwhelming the server. infrastructure/backend_api.py [1976-1982] def post_with_ratelimit(self, url, **args): # Extract optional parameters with defaults rate_limit_retries = args.pop("rate_limit_retries", 1) rate_limit_sleep = args.pop("rate_limit_sleep", 60) for attempt in range(1, rate_limit_retries + 1): r = self.post(url, **args) + if r.status_code == 429: # Too Many Requests + if attempt < rate_limit_retries: + time.sleep(rate_limit_sleep) + continue Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Critical improvement that implements proper rate limiting by adding sleep functionality when hitting rate limits (429 status). Without this, the rate_limit_sleep parameter has no effect, potentially leading to API abuse.	9
	Implement consistent rate-limiting behavior across all HTTP methods The same rate-limiting issue exists in the get_with_rate_limit method. Add the sleep functionality there as well for consistency. infrastructure/backend_api.py [2008-2013] def get_with_rate_limit(self, url, **args): rate_limit_retries = args.pop("rate_limit_retries", 1) rate_limit_sleep = args.pop("rate_limit_sleep", 60) for attempt in range(1, rate_limit_retries + 1): r = self.get(url, **args) + if r.status_code == 429: # Too Many Requests + if attempt < rate_limit_retries: + time.sleep(rate_limit_sleep) + continue Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Essential consistency fix that adds the same rate limiting logic to GET requests. Without this, the rate_limit_sleep parameter is unused and GET requests could overwhelm the API despite rate limits.	9

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