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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/docs/conditional-configuration.md
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Use this when the condition is already known and will *not* change by the time the request is sent.

### Example
**Example**

```csharp
builder
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This is ideal for logic that depends on late-bound state that isn’t available when constructing the fluent pipeline.

### Example
**Example**

```csharp
builder.When(
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/docs/configure-timeout.md
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FluentHttpClient provides a set of extensions for applying **per-request** timeouts. These timeouts define how long the client will wait for the current request to complete before canceling it. Timeouts are implemented through cancellation, do not alter `HttpClient.Timeout`, and have no effect on other requests made with the same `HttpClient` instance.

## Usage
## Add Timeout

A timeout may be applied using either a number of seconds or a `TimeSpan`. The timeout must be a positive value. When set, the request will be canceled if the configured interval elapses before the response is received.

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Timeouts link with any caller-provided `CancellationToken`; whichever triggers first will cancel the request.

### Clear Timeouts
## Clear Timeout

Any timeouts that have been set can be clearing using `ClearTimeout`. This is most useful when the `HttpRequestBuilder` is being reused.

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