fix(responses): accept per-request timeout on aresponses - #1308
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WalkthroughChangesThe Responses API now accepts an optional per-request Responses timeout support
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Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This localized change adds per-request timeouts to the Responses API. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to verify unsupported-provider rejection, omission of an unset timeout, and both structured-output paths; otherwise, provider-specific or default-timeout regressions could go undetected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py`:
- Around line 96-100: Move the non-optional imports AsyncMock, patch, and AnyLLM
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93-104: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTest the unsupported timeout path.
The new test checks forwarding for a supported provider. It does not check a provider with
TIMEOUT_SUPPORT == "unsupported". Add a test that callsaresponses(..., timeout=...)for such a provider and assertsUnsupportedParameterError.As per coding guidelines,
tests/**/*.pymust add or adjust tests for every change, covering happy paths and error cases. The PR objectives require unsupported providers to reject a caller-supplied timeout.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/any_llm/any_llm.py`:
- Line 1276: Update the timeout parameter description and Raises documentation
in the relevant AnyLLM method to state that timeout is conditionally forwarded
or mapped according to provider support, and that unsupported providers raise
UnsupportedParameterError via _validate_and_forward_timeout.
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In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py`:
- Around line 93-104: The timeout tests around
test_timeout_forwarded_to_provider_not_params should also cover a provider whose
TIMEOUT_SUPPORT is "unsupported": call aresponses with a caller-supplied timeout
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Brings in upstream's merges of our mozilla-ai#1291/mozilla-ai#1292/mozilla-ai#1310 plus mozilla-ai#1297, mozilla-ai#1299, mozilla-ai#1301, mozilla-ai#1302, mozilla-ai#1303, mozilla-ai#1305. Carried-until-merged fork work stays: mozilla-ai#1294 (gemini reasoning_effort=none), mozilla-ai#1308 (aresponses timeout), mozilla-ai#1309 (gemini native tool dicts), and the mozilla-ai#1300 carry. One conflict in tests/unit/test_responses.py: kept our mozilla-ai#1308 timeout test next to upstream's flatten test. Unit suite: 2234 passed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018D3FGNvb1hRZQmsXFoA44J
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aresponses() was the one call path left out of mozilla-ai#1263: it has no timeout parameter, and since ResponsesParams is extra="forbid", timeout= raises a ValidationError. Declare it on the signature and route it through _validate_and_forward_timeout like acompletion/amessages.
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In `@src/any_llm/api.py`:
- Around line 358-362: Update the timeout parameter documentation in both
synchronous and asynchronous descriptions to state that the value may be
forwarded to the provider client/SDK or mapped by the provider’s conversion
layer. Keep the remaining None, unsupported-provider, and client_args behavior
unchanged and ensure both descriptions are identical.
In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py`:
- Line 139: Update the timeout assertion in the relevant test to verify that the
provider call’s keyword arguments do not contain the “timeout” key when the
expected timeout is None; retain the existing value assertion for non-None
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| timeout: Per-request timeout in seconds, passed through to the provider's client/SDK. | ||
| An explicit ``None`` is treated the same as omitting it (the provider's default | ||
| applies), so it cannot request an unbounded timeout. Providers that have no | ||
| per-request timeout raise `UnsupportedParameterError`; set a timeout on their | ||
| client via `client_args` instead. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Describe mapped timeout handling accurately.
The text says that timeout is passed through to the provider client or SDK. A provider with TIMEOUT_SUPPORT == "mapped" can translate the value in its conversion layer instead. Describe timeout as conditionally forwarded or mapped. Keep the synchronous and asynchronous descriptions identical.
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In `@src/any_llm/api.py` around lines 358 - 362, Update the timeout parameter
documentation in both synchronous and asynchronous descriptions to state that
the value may be forwarded to the provider client/SDK or mapped by the
provider’s conversion layer. Keep the remaining None, unsupported-provider, and
client_args behavior unchanged and ensure both descriptions are identical.
| with patch.object(type(llm), "_aresponses", new=AsyncMock(return_value=object())) as mock_aresponses: | ||
| await llm.aresponses("gpt-4.1-mini", "hello", timeout=requested_timeout) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert that None omits the provider keyword.
Line 139 uses dict.get("timeout"). It returns None when the key is absent and when the key is incorrectly forwarded as timeout=None. Assert that "timeout" is absent for the None case.
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- assert mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs.get("timeout") == expected
+ if requested_timeout is None:
+ assert "timeout" not in mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs
+ else:
+ assert mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs["timeout"] == expectedAs per coding guidelines, “test every new branch, including error, raise, and edge paths”.
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| assert mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs.get("timeout") == expected | |
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| assert "timeout" not in mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs | |
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| assert mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs["timeout"] == expected |
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In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py` at line 139, Update the timeout assertion in
the relevant test to verify that the provider call’s keyword arguments do not
contain the “timeout” key when the expected timeout is None; retain the existing
value assertion for non-None timeout cases.
Source: Coding guidelines
AnyLLM.aresponses accepts the per-request timeout, but any_llm.responses and any_llm.aresponses never declared it, so callers of the functional API could only pass it as an untyped **kwargs passthrough that type checkers and the docstrings did not mention. mozilla-ai#1263 declared it on completion, acompletion, messages and amessages; do the same for the two Responses helpers. Also restore the docstring wording the sibling methods use. huggingface supports the Responses API while declaring TIMEOUT_SUPPORT "unsupported", so the UnsupportedParameterError path is reachable here and worth naming. Tests cover signature exposure, an explicit None staying unset, both the sync and async helpers, and the unsupported-provider rejection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py`:
- Around line 131-141: Extend test_timeout_forwarded_to_provider_not_params to
exercise both structured-output routes: the dataclass/dict path through
parse_responses_output and the separate Pydantic path through responses.parse().
For each path, verify the provider call receives timeout=60 as a separate
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| async def test_timeout_forwarded_to_provider_not_params( | ||
| requested_timeout: float | None, expected: float | None | ||
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| """timeout is an SDK request option: it must reach the provider call, never ResponsesParams.""" | ||
| llm = AnyLLM.create("openai", api_key="test-key") | ||
| with patch.object(type(llm), "_aresponses", new=AsyncMock(return_value=object())) as mock_aresponses: | ||
| await llm.aresponses("gpt-4.1-mini", "hello", timeout=requested_timeout) | ||
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| assert mock_aresponses.call_args.kwargs.get("timeout") == expected | ||
| params = mock_aresponses.call_args.args[0] | ||
| assert "timeout" not in params.model_dump(exclude_none=True) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cover both structured-output provider paths.
The mock replaces _aresponses, so this test does not execute client.responses.create() or client.responses.parse(). Add timeout assertions for the dataclass or dict structured-output path and the Pydantic responses.parse() path. Confirm that both calls receive timeout=60 outside ResponsesParams.
As per coding guidelines, “Test both the dataclass/dict structured-output path (parse_responses_output) and the separate Pydantic responses.parse() path”.
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In `@tests/unit/test_responses.py` around lines 131 - 141, Extend
test_timeout_forwarded_to_provider_not_params to exercise both structured-output
routes: the dataclass/dict path through parse_responses_output and the separate
Pydantic path through responses.parse(). For each path, verify the provider call
receives timeout=60 as a separate argument and that ResponsesParams does not
contain timeout.
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Approving. The fix is right: timeout now routes through _validate_and_forward_timeout into the provider kwargs, so it never reaches the extra="forbid" ResponsesParams. I confirmed the bug reproduces on the base commit and that the new test fails without the fix.
I rebased onto main (the branch had conflicted with #1310) and pushed one commit on top:
api.py:timeoutis now declared on the publicresponsesandaresponseshelpers. It already worked via**kwargs, but it was the one parameter on those two functions that type checkers and the docstring never mentioned, unlikecompletion/acompletion/messages/amessagesfrom #1263.- Restored the docstring wording the sibling methods use, including the
UnsupportedParameterErrornote. - Tests for signature exposure, an explicit
Nonestaying unset, both helpers, and the unsupported-provider rejection.
One follow-up worth filing separately. TIMEOUT_SUPPORT is a single per-provider flag, classified against the completion path, but a provider can sit behind a different SDK on the Responses path. HuggingFace is the live case: its responses_client is a plain AsyncOpenAI whose responses.create() accepts a per-request timeout, yet it inherits unsupported from the AsyncInferenceClient completion path, so aresponses(..., timeout=...) is rejected on a path that would have honored it. It fails closed, so nothing is at risk, but the classification is wrong for that path. @peteski22, this is your subsystem, so I would value your read on whether the capability should become path aware.
Thanks @JamMaster1999.
Note: this review was drafted by Claude Opus 5 via back-and-forth with @njbrake. The reasoning and decisions are his; the prose is Claude's.
…mozilla-ai#1319 Upstream has merged mozilla-ai#1291, mozilla-ai#1292, mozilla-ai#1308, mozilla-ai#1309, mozilla-ai#1310, mozilla-ai#1317, mozilla-ai#1318, mozilla-ai#1320, mozilla-ai#1325 and mozilla-ai#1352 in their final form, so the fork's own copies are dropped in favour of upstream's. The tree is exactly upstream main plus the two fixes still open there: gemini reasoning_effort="none" (mozilla-ai#1294) and closing the provider stream when the wrapped stream closes (mozilla-ai#1319). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MmJSSofg7Lk7nBKZZyKV7w
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aresponses()has notimeoutparameter, andResponsesParamsisextra="forbid", so a caller-supplied timeout dies in validation before any request is made:#1263 added per-request timeouts and wired them into
acompletionandamessages.aresponseswas left out, so the Responses path is the one call path with no per-request timeout; a client-wide timeout viaclient_argsis the only workaround.The fix repeats the #1263 pattern on
aresponses, unchanged:timeout: float | None = Noneon the signature, with the same# noqa: ASYNC109convention asacompletion/amessages._validate_and_forward_timeoutinto the provider kwargs. From thereTIMEOUT_SUPPORTgoverns it:nativeproviders hand it to their SDK as a request option;unsupportedproviders raiseUnsupportedParameterError.ResponsesParams— per feat(timeout): centralize per-request timeout handling across providers #1263, timeout is a transport option, not request-body JSON.No provider changes are needed: every
_aresponsesimplementation already forwards**kwargsinto its SDK call.Verified live against OpenAI
gpt-5.1:aresponses(..., timeout=0.001)ValidationErrorProviderError: [openai] Request timed out.aresponses(..., timeout=60)ValidationErrorThe new unit test asserts both halves of the routing: the value reaches the
_aresponsescall kwargs, and never appears in the params model.PR Type
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