fix: convert requestOptions.timeout from seconds to milliseconds for OpenAI SDK - #8
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…OpenAI SDK The OpenAI JS SDK expects timeout in milliseconds, but users configure requestOptions.timeout in seconds. Passing the value directly results in sub-second timeouts (e.g. timeout: 300 becomes 300ms instead of 5 minutes), causing "Connection error" for any model that takes more than a fraction of a second to respond. Fixes continuedev#12450
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe OpenAI adapter constructor now converts configured request timeouts from seconds to milliseconds. It preserves ChangesOpenAI timeout configuration
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes the seconds-to-milliseconds conversion for configured timeouts, but a timeout of 0 is still treated as unset and falls back to the SDK's 10-minute default. This is a bounded edge-case risk; the PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Pull request overview
Fixes a timeout unit mismatch in the OpenAI adapter by converting requestOptions.timeout from seconds (Continue config) to milliseconds (OpenAI SDK expectation), preventing unintended near-immediate timeouts.
Changes:
- Convert
config.requestOptions.timeoutfrom seconds to milliseconds when constructing the OpenAI SDK client. - Preserve OpenAI SDK default timeout behavior when no timeout is configured.
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In `@packages/openai-adapters/src/apis/OpenAI.ts`:
- Around line 48-50: Update the timeout mapping in the OpenAI configuration to
check explicitly for undefined so a configured requestOptions.timeout of 0 is
preserved after conversion to milliseconds. Add a test covering the zero-timeout
value while retaining undefined behavior when no timeout is configured.
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Addresses review feedback from CodeRabbit and Copilot on #8. The truthiness check treated a configured `timeout: 0` as unset and passed `undefined`, so the SDK applied its 10-minute default instead. `timeout` is `z.number().optional()` with no positivity constraint, so 0 is schema-valid and reaches this code. Use a nullish check, matching how both sides already treat 0 as a real value: the SDK resolves its default with `options.timeout ?? DEFAULT_TIMEOUT`, and our own getAgentOptions uses `?? TIMEOUT`. Adds OpenAI.test.ts covering the seconds→ms conversion, the zero case, and the unset case. Verified the zero test fails against the previous code (expected 0, got 600000) rather than merely passing after the fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
requestOptions.timeoutis configured in seconds, but was passed straightto the OpenAI SDK, which expects milliseconds. A configured
timeout: 300became 300 ms instead of 5 minutes, so any model taking longer than a fraction
of a second to respond failed with "Connection error".
Fixes continuedev#12450.
The units are confirmed, not assumed
Both halves verified against the sources rather than inferred:
openai/client.d.ts:154documents it explicitly:@param {number} [opts.timeout=10 minutes] - The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) the client will wait for a response before timing out.packages/fetch/src/getAgentOptions.ts:13alreadyperforms the identical conversion —
(requestOptions?.timeout ?? TIMEOUT) * 1000; // measured in ms— and its tests assert
300 → 300000and7200 → 7200000. The schemadefault of
7200only makes sense as seconds (2 hours); as ms it would be7.2 seconds.
So
OpenAI.tswas the one place that skipped a conversion the rest of thecodebase already does consistently.
Verification
tsc --noEmitclean forpackages/openai-adapters539c5931c(post-chore: drop Node v18/v20, raise minimum to lts/v22 #7main), no conflictsNote
Only the
this.openaiclient constructed inOpenAIApiis touched. If otheradapters pass
requestOptions.timeoutto an ms-expecting API, they have thesame latent bug — not audited here, and worth a follow-up.
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