Product updates
Database timeout status code changed to 504
Timeouts now return 504 Gateway Timeout instead of 408 Request Timeout
The HTTP status code returned for database query timeouts has been changed from 408 (Request Timeout) to 504 (Gateway Timeout).
A 504 code indicates a server-side timeout rather than a client-side one, which better reflects what's actually happening when a database query takes too long. If you were handling 408 errors before, you'll have to update your code to handle 504 errors instead.
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