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WalkthroughA synchronous 240-second delay using time.sleep(240) was added at the start of the asynchronous process method in the ProcessGithubWehook class within webhook_server/libs/github_api.py. This change causes the method to block for four minutes before executing any event processing logic, regardless of the event type. Changes
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Critical issue: Synchronous sleep in async method will block the event loop
Adding a 4-minute synchronous sleep at the beginning of an asynchronous method will block the entire event loop, preventing the processing of other events and potentially causing webhook timeouts.
If you need to implement a delay for testing purposes, use an asynchronous sleep instead:
- time.sleep(240)
+ import asyncio
+ await asyncio.sleep(240)However, I strongly caution against any long delays in webhook handlers, as:
- GitHub webhooks typically time out after ~10 seconds
- All webhook processing will be delayed by 4 minutes
- Resources may be exhausted if multiple webhooks are received during this delay
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