Describe the bug
When hosting in process on IIS the httpRuntime requestTimeout attribute is ignored. The documentation states that the module will wait for the app to finish processing the request. I am currently migrating a project from .NET Framework to ASP.NET Core 3.1; I don't believe that there is any way to limit the amount of time that a request will be processed before being stopped by the runtime. Is this functionality available via middleware? Hosting out of process is not an option and I would like to avoid using a thread to track execution time.
Describe the bug
When hosting in process on IIS the
httpRuntime requestTimeoutattribute is ignored. The documentation states that the module will wait for the app to finish processing the request. I am currently migrating a project from .NET Framework to ASP.NET Core 3.1; I don't believe that there is any way to limit the amount of time that a request will be processed before being stopped by the runtime. Is this functionality available via middleware? Hosting out of process is not an option and I would like to avoid using a thread to track execution time.