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The timeseries service currently supports this feature using the timeout GET/POST request query line parameter or the timeout JSON property in a POST request body.
The timeout set on the server (via the TIMESERIES_MAX_PROCESSING_TIME environment variable) serves as a maximum for any request. However, the client can specify a shorter timeout in each request. So we could configure the max on the server to 5 minutes, say, and provide a user-configurable timeout in the web interface that defaults to something like 15 seconds.
That would be ideal. I suppose there could be a settings option at the top right of the screen, or IF the server timeout happens, one could be prompted to change it, or both.
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We should allow people to override the server timeout and be willing to wait longer (maybe a minute) if they really want a larger area.
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