testcontainers::docker::TransportTimeouts Struct Reference

Deadlines the transport layer applies to Docker daemon I/O, so a wedged daemon or a network black-hole fails with an error instead of blocking the calling thread forever. More...

#include <testcontainers/docker/Timeouts.hpp>

Public Attributes
std::chrono::milliseconds	connect = std::chrono::seconds(10)
std::optional< std::chrono::milliseconds >	io = std::chrono::seconds(60)

Detailed Description

Deadlines the transport layer applies to Docker daemon I/O, so a wedged daemon or a network black-hole fails with an error instead of blocking the calling thread forever.

connect bounds establishing the connection as a whole (name resolution + TCP connect + TLS handshake, or waiting for a free named-pipe instance).

io bounds every individual read/write on the established connection. It is an IDLE deadline — the time until the next chunk of bytes — not a whole-response deadline, so slow-but-flowing bodies (image pulls, build output) only need it to exceed the longest silent gap, not the total duration. std::nullopt disables it. The streaming call sites that legitimately idle indefinitely (follow_logs, exec attach reads) disable it internally regardless of this setting.

Member Data Documentation

connect

std::chrono::milliseconds testcontainers::docker::TransportTimeouts::connect = std::chrono::seconds(10)

io

std::optional<std::chrono::milliseconds> testcontainers::docker::TransportTimeouts::io = std::chrono::seconds(60)