client_closed_request

{
  "meta": {
    "requestId": "req_2c9a0jf23l4k567"
  },
  "error": {
    "detail": "Client closed request",
    "status": 499,
    "title": "Client Closed Request",
    "type": "/errors/user/bad_request/client_closed_request",
    "errors": []
  }
}

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Likely causes

• Your HTTP client’s timeout is shorter than the request takes. This is common on keys.verifyKey when the verification timeout is tighter than the network allows.
• Your code aborted the request, for example in a retry loop that cancels requests still in flight.
• The client closed the connection or the process exited.

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How to fix

1. Set your client timeout to at least the API’s one-minute deadline, or measure real latency and leave headroom.
2. Don’t cancel in-flight requests when you retry.
3. A canceled write may or may not have gone through. Read the resource back before you retry a create.

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Related errors

• err:user:bad_request:request_timeout: the server-side deadline expired instead.
• err:user:bad_request:request_body_unreadable: the connection dropped while the body was still being uploaded.