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fix(auth): honor request timeout during configure#52

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Summary

  • pass requestTimeoutMs into the pre-write /me validation client used by auth configure / setup
  • ensure a configured short request timeout also bounds the key-validation ping before credentials are written
  • add regression coverage that proves the validation fetch receives an abort signal and credentials are not persisted on timeout

Why

runConfigure builds a one-off HttpClient so it can validate the candidate key before writing credentials. That path bypassed makeHttpClient, so the global --request-timeout value was parsed but not applied to the validation ping.

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  • npm test -- src/commands/auth.test.ts
  • npm run lint
  • npm run typecheck
  • npm test
  • npm run build

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