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Summary:
Adds a --timeout option to RemoteAllocator. This will define the time the allocator will wait
for a connection from the client before exiting. The timeout will not hit if it keeps receiving
messages or has an active allocation.

Current default is 0 (infinite) to keep parity with existing uses. This can be changed in
the future.

Reviewed By: pablorfb-meta

Differential Revision: D78567664

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This pull request was exported from Phabricator. Differential Revision: D78567664

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Summary:

Adds a `--timeout` option to RemoteAllocator. This will define the time the allocator will wait
for a connection from the client before exiting. The timeout will not hit if it keeps receiving
messages or has an active allocation.

Current default is 0 (infinite) to keep parity with existing uses. This can be changed in
the future.

Reviewed By: pablorfb-meta

Differential Revision: D78567664
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This pull request was exported from Phabricator. Differential Revision: D78567664

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This pull request has been merged in ae25cb4.

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