Remove AbortController after use #29
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remove the AbortController from the operation context. Once an AbortController fires, it is permanently "used up" and will cause any future retry of the operation to fail immediately. This causes trouble if you combine `apollo-link-timeout` with a retry system like `apollo-link-retry`. See discussion in issue drcallaway#12.
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After using an AbortController to stop an operation that took too long, remove the AbortController from the operation context.
Once an AbortController fires, it is permanently "used up" and will cause any future retry of the operation to fail immediately (in React Native on iOS, at least). This causes trouble if you combine
apollo-link-timeoutwith a retry system likeapollo-link-retry. It will attempt to retry a timed-out operation, but the retry will never succeed if a used-up AbortController is still attached to the request.See discussion in issue #12.