This initializer relies on ConfigurableHttpClient for validation.
That means that httpClientTimeout is not validated in this constructor.
It's when this initializer is applied to a ConfigurableHttpClient
that the value will be validated and an exception possibly thrown.
Properties
HttpClientTimeout
public TimeSpan HttpClientTimeout { get; }
The timeout to set on ConfigurableHttpClient instances on which this initializer is applied.
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