Rate limit override - #5330
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| bugfixes = "Respect an explicit rate_limit_args=0 in AIORateLimiter" | |||
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The file is missing a few more attributes, can you look at the other .tomls and update this?
| assert all(task.done() for task in non_chat_tasks.values()) | ||
| assert all(task.done() for task in chat_tasks.values()) | ||
| finally: | ||
| # cleanup |
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Fix AIORateLimiter handling of rate_limit_args=0.
Previously, passing 0 could be treated as a falsy value and fall back to the configured default retry limit. This change distinguishes an explicitly provided 0 from None, allowing callers to intentionally disable retries for a specific request while preserving the global default behavior when no override is provided.
Includes regression tests covering both explicit 0 and fallback-to-default behavior.