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Currently sendTimeoutInSeconds is settable only when creating the awaitable sender, but is used in each send operation.
For consumers who want to lazily create the sender and then use it, this makes it hard to configure a timeout as they would want the timeout to span the link creation plus the actual send operation.
This issue is to allow configuring the sendTimeoutInSeconds for each send operation.
Currently
sendTimeoutInSeconds
is settable only when creating the awaitable sender, but is used in each send operation.For consumers who want to lazily create the sender and then use it, this makes it hard to configure a timeout as they would want the timeout to span the link creation plus the actual send operation.
This issue is to allow configuring the
sendTimeoutInSeconds
for each send operation.cc @amarzavery
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