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Task.Delay while polling export request in PowerBI is not completed after given interval
Hi JagadishNallami
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As lbendlin metioned ,the delay might be too short and increasing the delay duration might help. instead of 30 seconds, try using a longer delay like 300 seconds (5 minutes).
Using ConfigureAwait(false)is a good practice to avoid deadlocks, but it might not be sufficient if the underlying issue is related to the export operation itself.
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You need much longer delays. At least 300 seconds.
Hi, here the delay is the value we are receiving in the resposnse headers from the API. Like below
var retryAfter = httpMessage.Response.Headers.RetryAfter;
var retryAfterInSec = retryAfter.Delta.Value.Seconds;
await Task.Delay(retryAfterInSec * 1000);
You mean to ignore this and add a default timeout?
Try both approaches. We always use 300 seconds and that seems to be robust.