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client_timeout
mcp-client-timeout-mcp-client-times-out-after-60-seconds-even-when-se-97a28d7e
IFMCP client times out after 60 seconds even when server sends progress updates for long-running tasks.
THENIncrease the default request timeout in the client configuration or implement timeout reset on progress notifications. Set the 'timeout' option when creating the client (e.g., new Client({ timeout: 300000 })) to override the 60-second default. Alternatively, modify the protocol handler to reset the timer on received progress updates.
Tier 170%
client_timeout
mcp-client-timeout-mcp-typescript-js-client-times-out-after-60-second-ab7b4efa
IFMCP TypeScript/JS client times out after 60 seconds when calling a tool that takes longer than 60 seconds, even when the server sends progress updates and a custom timeout option is passed.
THENSwitch to the Python MCP client SDK for tools that may exceed 60 seconds, as it correctly respects progress updates and custom timeouts. If you must use the TypeScript SDK, modify the source file `shared/protocol.js` to increase the default timeout (60000 ms) or reset the timeout timer upon receiving progress notifications. Overriding the timeout in the third argument of `callTool` may not work for all transports (e.g., SSE).
Tier 170%
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