fix(network): bound every request and surface the failure

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Requests on the API path carry no deadline today. React Native builds its Android OkHttpClient with connect, read and write timeouts of 0, which OkHttp reads as "wait forever". The whatwg-fetch polyfill never sets xhr.timeout. And axios picks its xhr adapter when XMLHttpRequest is defined, so it never passes through the fetch path at all, and an instance with no timeout inherits 0.

A connection that is accepted and then goes quiet therefore never produces a result. The promise does not settle, React Query stays in pending, and the screen holds its loading skeleton with no error and no retry. There is no way forward from that state and nothing recovers on its own once the network improves. OkHttp compounds it: the dispatcher allows five concurrent calls per host, keyed on the exact host string, and a cold start fans out eight to twelve calls to one host. Five that never settle park every later call to that host behind them for the life of the process.

This adds a deadline at every layer that can carry one, and a visible failure state everywhere a skeleton used to sit forever.

Deadlines

src/utils/networkTimeout.ts wraps the global fetch:

request	budget	why
our own hosts	20s	roughly 20x the normal response time, so it can only fire on a path that is genuinely not working
everything else	30s	third-party APIs and Hive RPC carry their own tighter budgets, so this is only a backstop, and a backstop that fires early is worse than one that fires late
upload body (FormData/Blob/ArrayBuffer)	120s	matches the existing ceiling in config/imageApi; the deadline covers the request body, so a short one would cut a slow upload mid-send
non-HTTP scheme	none	fetch('file://…') is how a picked video is read into a Blob before a resumable upload (providers/speak) — disk-bound, no network component

Installed from index.js before ./App, because @ecency/sdk binds globalThis.fetch on first use and caches the bound reference. The once-only guard is a module flag rather than a marker on the global, since Sentry re-assigns globalThis.fetch at Sentry.init and a marker read off the current global would not survive that.

An expired request rejects with name === 'TimeoutError'. The name, not the message, is the contract: the SDK, providers/hive/hive.ts and upvotePopover already branch on it, and the retry policy and the error view read it here.

Each axios instance gets an explicit timeout (ecencyApi at the first-party budget; coingecko, github, translation and plausible at the looser one). purchaseOrder overrides it at 60s, because it is not idempotent and a client deadline there turns a slow success into a charge whose outcome nobody knows.

src/config/axiosTimeout.ts classifies an expired axios request. iOS reports one as a timeout and axios produces ECONNABORTED. Android does not: React Native flags the XHR timeout event only when the native failure class is exactly SocketTimeoutException, while an expired OkHttp callTimeout raises InterruptedIOException, so axios sees ERR_NETWORK. Accepting ERR_NETWORK alone would relabel every offline failure as a timeout, so it is accepted only when a stamped request also ran for as long as it was allowed to.

MainApplication.kt installs an OkHttpClientFactory built from OkHttpClientProvider.createClientBuilder(this), so RN's cookie jar and 10MB response cache are kept and only the timeouts change. connectTimeout is the one that changes behaviour rather than just adding a ceiling: OkHttp tries a host's addresses one route at a time, each with its own connect timeout, so with 0 a single black-holed address hangs the call and the remaining addresses are never tried. Read and write are idle timeouts, so a slow but progressing transfer is unaffected. The per-request deadline stays on callTimeout, which RN sets per request from the JS-side timeout.

Failure states

QueryErrorRetry is the terminal state a failed query had nowhere to render: what happened, and the one action that can fix it. A TimeoutError earns different copy, because "the server said nothing at all" points at the connection rather than at us. Wired into:

• the feed tabs, through TabEmptyView, whose fallthrough was the post placeholder
• notifications, checked ahead of both the skeleton and the "no activity" copy, which would otherwise claim an empty inbox for a request that never arrived
• the quests card, which drew every quest at 0/goal on a failed request, indistinguishable from a user who had done nothing that day

Both list call sites scope isError to "nothing cached to show instead", so a failed "load more" cannot replace content already on screen.

Query policy

The QueryClient retries once, and only where a retry can plausibly help: a status the server actually answered with (401, 403, 404, 422) answers the same on a retry, and a query React Query cancelled itself must not be resurrected. The default of three retries with exponential backoff, layered on top of a request deadline, could hold a skeleton for minutes before the screen is allowed to show an error, and multiplies load on the host that is already failing. The one retry is still worth having, since aborting the first attempt releases the per-host slot it was holding.

networkMode: 'always' on queries and mutations. 'online' parks work in paused, which in the UI is the same indefinite skeleton this change exists to remove. NetInfo drives onlineManager instead: React Query's own listener waits for browser online/offline events that never fire in React Native, so refetchOnReconnect never worked. Note that networkMode: 'always' turns refetchOnReconnect off by default, so it is asked for explicitly.

sdk-config applies the hive-tx timeout and the saved node preference before its first await. Both used to be set only after getNodes() returned, so on exactly the networks a timeout exists for, it was never installed.

Notes for review

• Signal combining is hand-rolled rather than AbortSignal.any. On this platform AbortSignal comes from abort-controller, whose abort() takes no argument and never populates signal.reason, so anything discriminating on reason passes under Jest on Node and is dead code on device. The wrapper tracks a flag it owns, and forwards the caller's own AbortError untouched when the caller was the one who aborted.
• The timeout message names the host, never the URL, so a local file path or a query string cannot reach a log or a crash report through it.
• Translation keeps the looser budget even though it is one of ours: the work behind that endpoint legitimately takes longer than a plain API read.
• Transport failures are no longer sent to Sentry from plausible and ePoint.userActivity. Both run once per screen view or user action and nothing waits on their result, so now that they have a deadline a broken path would produce one event per call. userActivity already retries and then parks in redux to replay later. Anything the server actually answered with is still reported.
• abortSignalPolyfill built its timeout reason as new Error('TimeoutError'), whose name is 'Error', so nothing branching on err.name === 'TimeoutError' ever matched it. Fixed and covered.
• No @ecency/sdk release is required. The deadline is installed on the global fetch the SDK already binds.
• expo-image is deliberately untouched: it builds its own client with 10s defaults, so image loading is already bounded.
• Not device-tested yet. The Android OkHttpClientFactory and the three wired screens have no jest coverage of their own, so the retry view's layout and the native factory need a look on device.

Verification

node scripts/typecheck.js 0 errors (baseline 0), yarn lint 0 errors (554 warnings, unchanged count), yarn test:ci 1068 passed across 79 suites. Prettier clean on all 32 changed JS/TS files.

66 of those tests are new. Each new guard was checked against a mutant, and each mutant fails its own test:

mutation	result
withDeadline relabels every abort as a timeout	3 failed, incl. "surfaces the caller's own abort rather than relabelling it a timeout"
resolveTimeoutMs gives non-HTTP schemes a deadline too	5 failed, incl. the file:// carve-out
installFetchDeadline loses its once-only guard	"installs once, so a second call cannot stack a second deadline"
isAxiosTimeoutError trusts ERR_NETWORK without the elapsed check	"does not call a fast connection failure a timeout"
shouldRetryQuery loses its AbortError guard	"never retries a query React Query cancelled itself"
QueryErrorRetry hands the press event to onRetry	"calls onRetry with no arguments"

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added clear timeout, load-failure, and retry states for notifications, feeds, quests, and other query-based screens.
  • Added retry buttons with compact layouts and retry-in-progress feedback.
  • Added automatic request deadlines and improved offline/reconnection handling.
  • Added smarter retry behavior for temporary connection and server failures.

• Bug Fixes

  • Prevented stalled requests from hanging indefinitely.
  • Preserved existing content when loading additional notifications fails.
  • Improved handling of selected Hive servers during startup.
  • Prevented timed-out purchases from being submitted again automatically.

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Bound network requests and surface retryable failures

🐞 Bug fix ✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests ⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Bounds fetch, axios, Hive, and Android networking to prevent permanently stalled requests.
• Adds selective retries, reconnect recovery, and visible failure states for query-backed screens.
• Tests timeout classification, cancellation semantics, retry policy, and retry interactions.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["App requests"] --> B["Fetch wrapper"] --> D["React Native XHR"] --> E["OkHttp client"]
  A --> C["Axios clients"] --> D
  B --> F["Normalized failure"] --> G["Retry policy"] --> H["Retry states"]
  C --> F
  E --> F

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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Centralize deadlines in the SDK

• ➕ Provides one transport contract for SDK-owned calls
• ➕ Could reduce application-level fetch wrapping
• ➖ Requires an SDK release and migration
• ➖ Does not cover axios clients or Android native defaults
• ➖ Risks leaving early SDK-bound fetch references unwrapped

2. Use React Query timeouts only

• ➕ Keeps policy near query lifecycle handling
• ➕ Avoids replacing global fetch
• ➖ Does not cancel all underlying transports reliably
• ➖ Misses mutations, analytics, uploads, and non-query calls
• ➖ Cannot release stalled OkHttp dispatcher slots consistently

Recommendation: Keep the layered approach. A global fetch deadline, explicit axios timeouts, early SDK configuration, and an Android OkHttp backstop cover distinct transport gaps; query-level policy should remain responsible only for retry and presentation behavior.

Files changed (35) +1398 / -33

Enhancement (5) +120 / -0

index.tsxExport the query retry state +2/-0

Export the query retry state

• Adds QueryErrorRetry to the basic UI elements barrel.

src/components/basicUIElements/index.tsx

queryErrorRetryStyles.tsStyle full and compact retry states +51/-0

Style full and compact retry states

• Defines layout, message, icon, disabled, and button styles for full-screen and compact query failures.

src/components/basicUIElements/view/queryErrorRetry/queryErrorRetryStyles.ts

queryErrorRetryView.tsxAdd reusable query failure retry UI +62/-0

Add reusable query failure retry UI

• Introduces a terminal query state with timeout-aware messaging, retry controls, busy handling, and a compact card variant.

src/components/basicUIElements/view/queryErrorRetry/queryErrorRetryView.tsx

index.tsxExpose QueryErrorRetry application-wide +2/-0

Expose QueryErrorRetry application-wide

• Re-exports QueryErrorRetry from the top-level component barrel for screen and card consumers.

src/components/index.tsx

en-US.jsonAdd timeout and retry messages +3/-0

Add timeout and retry messages

• Adds user-facing copy for timed-out requests, general load failures, and active retries.

src/config/locales/en-US.json

Bug fix (20) +700 / -33

MainApplication.ktConfigure bounded Android OkHttp networking +36/-0

Configure bounded Android OkHttp networking

• Installs a React Native OkHttpClientFactory before networking initialization. It preserves React Native's cookie jar and cache while adding connect, read, and write timeouts as a native backstop.

android/app/src/main/java/app/esteem/mobile/android/MainApplication.kt

notificationView.tsxRender notification failures before empty states +33/-10

Render notification failures before empty states

• Adds an explicit retry state when notifications fail without cached data. Failure rendering takes precedence over skeleton and misleading empty-inbox copy.

src/components/notification/view/notificationView.tsx

listEmptyView.tsxShow feed retry state instead of placeholder +24/-2

Show feed retry state instead of placeholder

• Extends TabEmptyView with first-page error and retry inputs. Failed feeds now render QueryErrorRetry before the loading placeholder fallback.

src/components/tabbedPosts/view/listEmptyView.tsx

postsTabContent.tsxPass feed failure state to empty content +11/-2

Pass feed failure state to empty content

• Distinguishes true empty feeds from failed loads and supplies the feed error, refresh state, and retry action to TabEmptyView.

src/components/tabbedPosts/view/postsTabContent.tsx

axiosTimeout.tsClassify axios deadlines and transport failures +68/-0

Classify axios deadlines and transport failures

• Adds request start stamping and platform-aware timeout detection. Android ERR_NETWORK failures count as timeouts only when elapsed time matches the configured deadline.

src/config/axiosTimeout.ts

ecencyApi.tsBound and normalize Ecency API requests +32/-4

Bound and normalize Ecency API requests

• Adds the first-party axios timeout and timestamps outgoing requests. The response interceptor renames confirmed expirations to TimeoutError while retaining existing codes and messages.

src/config/ecencyApi.ts

ePoint.tsSuppress expected activity transport reports +9/-1

Suppress expected activity transport reports

• Stops reporting user-activity transport failures to Sentry while preserving server-response error reporting and existing replay behavior.

src/providers/ecency/ePoint.ts

ecency.tsUse a wider purchase deadline +14/-1

Use a wider purchase deadline

• Overrides the Ecency API default with a 60-second timeout for non-idempotent purchase orders, reducing ambiguous slow-success outcomes.

src/providers/ecency/ecency.ts

plausible.tsBound analytics and reduce transport noise +17/-1

Bound analytics and reduce transport noise

• Adds a timeout to fire-and-forget analytics requests. Transport failures are no longer sent to Sentry, while server-side failures remain reportable.

src/providers/plausible/plausible.ts

index.tsConfigure bounded query retry and reconnect behavior +44/-1

Configure bounded query retry and reconnect behavior

• Connects React Query's online manager to NetInfo and installs selective retry defaults. Queries and mutations always execute rather than pausing indefinitely, while queries explicitly refetch after reconnect.

src/providers/queries/index.ts

notificationQueries.tsExpose terminal notification query failures +4/-0

Expose terminal notification query failures

• Returns errors only when no notification data is available, preserving cached content after pagination failures.

src/providers/queries/notificationQueries.ts

feedQueries.tsExpose feed failures without duplicate retries +10/-0

Expose feed failures without duplicate retries

• Disables React Query retries over Hive's existing node-pool resilience. First-page failures are surfaced only when no posts are available.

src/providers/queries/postQueries/feedQueries.ts

retryPolicy.tsAdd app-wide selective query retries +52/-0

Add app-wide selective query retries

• Retries transport errors and explicitly recoverable HTTP statuses once. AbortError and deterministic server responses settle immediately, with delay capped at eight seconds.

src/providers/queries/retryPolicy.ts

sdk-config.tsApply Hive deadlines before network awaits +20/-6

Apply Hive deadlines before network awaits

• Sets the Hive transaction timeout before initialization performs network work. A valid saved node is also installed immediately before the fetched node list resolves.

src/providers/queries/sdk-config.ts

notificationContainer.tsxForward notification errors to the screen +2/-0

Forward notification errors to the screen

• Passes the selected notification query's terminal error state and error object into the notification presentation layer.

src/screens/notification/container/notificationContainer.tsx

notificationScreen.tsxPropagate notification failure state +4/-0

Propagate notification failure state

• Forwards notification error information through the screen wrapper to NotificationView.

src/screens/notification/screen/notificationScreen.tsx

questsCard.tsxReplace false quest progress with retry UI +14/-2

Replace false quest progress with retry UI

• Shows a compact query failure state when quests fail without data instead of displaying every quest at zero progress.

src/screens/perks/children/questsCard.tsx

abortSignalPolyfill.tsCorrect polyfilled timeout error naming +15/-3

Correct polyfilled timeout error naming

• Creates timeout reasons with name set to TimeoutError so SDK and application classifiers recognize them consistently.

src/utils/abortSignalPolyfill.ts

installFetchDeadline.tsInstall the global fetch wrapper once +30/-0

Install the global fetch wrapper once

• Adds an import-time installer with a module-level guard, ensuring the SDK sees bounded fetch without stacking wrappers after global reassignment.

src/utils/installFetchDeadline.ts

networkTimeout.tsAdd host-aware fetch request deadlines +261/-0

Add host-aware fetch request deadlines

• Introduces global fetch deadline mechanics with first-party, third-party, and upload budgets while exempting non-HTTP reads. It combines caller cancellation with internal aborts, normalizes true expirations to TimeoutError, and cleans up timers and listeners.

src/utils/networkTimeout.ts

Tests (6) +555 / -0

queryErrorRetryView.test.tsxTest query retry messaging and actions +64/-0

Test query retry messaging and actions

• Verifies timeout-specific copy, retry progress state, button disabling, and argument-free retry invocation.

src/components/basicUIElements/view/queryErrorRetry/queryErrorRetryView.test.tsx

axiosTimeout.test.tsTest cross-platform axios timeout classification +111/-0

Test cross-platform axios timeout classification

• Covers request timestamps, iOS timeout codes, elapsed Android network errors, fast offline failures, cancellations, and generic transport detection.

src/config/axiosTimeout.test.ts

retryPolicy.test.tsTest selective query retry policy +54/-0

Test selective query retry policy

• Verifies single retries for transport and recoverable statuses, no retries for cancellations or terminal statuses, and capped exponential delay.

src/providers/queries/retryPolicy.test.ts

abortSignalPolyfill.test.tsTest timeout reason identity +14/-0

Test timeout reason identity

• Verifies polyfilled timeout reasons are Error instances named TimeoutError.

src/utils/abortSignalPolyfill.test.ts

installFetchDeadline.test.tsTest global fetch deadline installation +67/-0

Test global fetch deadline installation

• Verifies import-time wrapping, once-only installation, bounded rejection, and safe behavior when fetch is unavailable.

src/utils/installFetchDeadline.test.ts

networkTimeout.test.tsTest fetch deadline policy and cancellation +245/-0

Test fetch deadline policy and cancellation

• Covers URL and host parsing, timeout budgets, upload and non-HTTP carve-outs, privacy-safe errors, caller cancellation, timer cleanup, and listener cleanup.

src/utils/networkTimeout.test.ts

Other (4) +23 / -0

index.jsInstall fetch deadlines before app startup +3/-0

Install fetch deadlines before app startup

• Loads the global fetch deadline wrapper before App and the SDK can cache the original fetch implementation.

index.js

coingeckoApi.tsBound CoinGecko requests +7/-0

Bound CoinGecko requests

• Applies the shared third-party timeout to market-data requests that bypass global fetch.

src/config/coingeckoApi.ts

githubApi.tsBound GitHub update checks +6/-0

Bound GitHub update checks

• Adds the shared default timeout so launch-time update checks cannot remain open indefinitely.

src/config/githubApi.ts

translationApi.tsBound translation requests +7/-0

Bound translation requests

• Applies the looser default deadline to long-running, user-initiated translation calls.

src/config/translationApi.ts

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The PR adds bounded fetch and Axios timeouts, Android OkHttp configuration, React Query retry and connectivity policies, early Hive SDK configuration, and reusable retry UI for failed notifications, feeds, and quests.

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Network resilience and retry states

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Fetch deadline foundation src/utils/networkTimeout.ts, src/utils/abortSignalPolyfill.ts, src/utils/installFetchDeadline.ts, index.js, src/utils/*test.ts	HTTP(S) fetches receive host- and body-aware deadlines. Caller aborts remain distinct from internal TimeoutError failures.
Native network client wiring android/app/src/main/java/app/esteem/mobile/android/MainApplication.kt	React Native’s shared OkHttp client preserves its cookie jar and response cache while applying a 10-second connect timeout.
Axios timeout classification and clients src/config/axiosTimeout.ts, src/config/*Api.ts, src/providers/ecency/*, src/providers/plausible/*, src/config/axiosTimeout.test.ts	Axios clients receive deadlines. Timeout and transport errors are classified, and selected telemetry paths skip transport failures.
Query retry and online-state behavior src/providers/queries/index.ts, src/providers/queries/retryPolicy.ts, src/providers/queries/*Queries.ts, src/providers/queries/sdk-config.ts, src/providers/queries/retryPolicy.test.ts, src/providers/queries/onlineState.*	React Query uses NetInfo state, one retry with capped backoff, reconnect refetching, and explicit feed and notification error exposure.
Error and retry presentation src/components/basicUIElements/view/queryErrorRetry/*, src/components/*/index.tsx, src/components/notification/*, src/components/tabbedPosts/*, src/screens/notification/*, src/screens/perks/children/questsCard.tsx, src/config/locales/en-US.json	A shared retry component displays timeout or load-failure messages and integrates with notification, feed, and quest empty states.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant AppEntry
  participant FetchDeadline
  participant ReactQuery
  participant AxiosClient
  participant RetryUI
  AppEntry->>FetchDeadline: install global fetch wrapper
  ReactQuery->>AxiosClient: issue bounded request
  AxiosClient-->>ReactQuery: return data or classified error
  ReactQuery-->>RetryUI: expose error and retry state
  RetryUI->>ReactQuery: invoke retry

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Retry buttons bloom where failures show
Fetch hops safely, timers sing
Queries try once, then rest their wing
OkHttp guards the network lane
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1. Timed-out purchase is retried ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

purchaseOrder now times out a non-idempotent submission, but _purchaseOrderWithRetry retries
every timeout, so a slow request that succeeded server-side can be submitted again before any
duplicate response is observed. This creates an ambiguous and potentially duplicated monetary
workflow precisely when the new 60-second deadline fires.

Code

src/providers/ecency/ecency.ts[R201-203]

+    const response = await ecencyApi.post('/private-api/purchase-order', data, {
+      timeout: PURCHASE_ORDER_TIMEOUT_MS,
+    });

Evidence

The changed request explicitly adds a deadline to an operation documented as non-idempotent. Its
sole caller retries all thrown errors up to the configured attempt count and only treats an actual
HTTP 409 response as prior success, so a timeout with no response proceeds directly to another POST.

src/providers/ecency/ecency.ts[195-207]
src/containers/inAppPurchaseContainer.tsx[115-139]
src/containers/inAppPurchaseContainer.tsx[196-204]

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## Issue description
The new client deadline can reject a non-idempotent purchase request after the server has accepted it, while the caller automatically retries the same purchase. Avoid immediately resubmitting requests whose server-side outcome is unknown.
## Issue Context
The purchase flow already persists enough information for later recovery and treats a confirmed HTTP 409 duplicate as success. A timeout provides no such confirmation and must not enter the ordinary immediate retry path unless the backend supplies a true idempotency guarantee/key.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/providers/ecency/ecency.ts[198-203]
- src/containers/inAppPurchaseContainer.tsx[118-139]

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2. Mutations default to always-online mode ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability

Description

Setting the QueryClient's mutation default networkMode: 'always' makes every mutation without its
own override (e.g. usePollVote, userActivity mutation) fire immediately while offline instead of
pausing as React Query's previous 'online' default did, so users can now trigger mutations that
immediately fail visibly when offline where they previously waited transparently for connectivity to
return.

Code

src/providers/queries/index.ts[R63-68]

+      mutations: {
+        // Same reasoning: a broadcast or a claim must reach a result the user can
+        // see, not sit paused behind a connectivity guess. Per-mutation `retry`
+        // overrides still win.
+        networkMode: 'always',
+        retry: false,

Evidence

mutations.networkMode: 'always' is a new global default applied to all mutations that don't set
their own networkMode; usePollVote (pollQueries.ts) and the activity mutation (pointQueries.ts) only
set retry, not networkMode, so they now execute immediately offline instead of pausing.

src/providers/queries/index.ts[63-69]

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3. Upload timeout not applied for Request-object bodies ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

resolveTimeoutMs only inspects init?.body to detect an upload and grant UPLOAD_TIMEOUT_MS (120s); if
a caller passes a Request object whose body is a FormData/Blob/ArrayBuffer (body lives on the
Request, not in init), the upload gets only the 20s/30s deadline instead of 120s, risking premature
abort of a legitimate slow upload.

Code

src/utils/networkTimeout.ts[R124-126]

+  if (isUploadBody(init?.body)) {
+    return UPLOAD_TIMEOUT_MS;
+  }

Evidence

isUploadBody is only ever called with init?.body (line 124); when input is a Request instance
carrying the multipart body itself, that body never reaches this check, so uploads issued via a
Request object get the short deadline instead of UPLOAD_TIMEOUT_MS.

src/utils/networkTimeout.ts[124-126]
src/utils/networkTimeout.ts[212-218]

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## Issue description
`resolveTimeoutMs` in `src/utils/networkTimeout.ts` only checks `init?.body` to decide whether a request is an upload deserving the 120s ceiling. When callers invoke `fetch(request)` with a `Request` object whose body is a FormData/Blob/ArrayBuffer, that body is not visible through `init.body`, so the request silently gets the shorter 20s/30s deadline.
## Issue Context
See `resolveTimeoutMs` and `isUploadBody` in `src/utils/networkTimeout.ts`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/networkTimeout.ts[115-131]
- src/utils/networkTimeout.ts[99-113]

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26-26: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not mark an unknown connectivity state as offline.

isConnected is nullable in NetInfo 11.4.1. When it is null, !!state.isConnected sets React Query offline, which can pause default online-mode mutations until a later connectivity event. Use state.isConnected !== false.

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In `@src/providers/queries/index.ts` at line 26, Update the setOnline call to
treat only an explicit false value from state.isConnected as offline, preserving
unknown null connectivity as online; replace the boolean coercion while
retaining the existing isInternetReachable check.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/providers/queries/index.ts`:
- Line 26: Update the setOnline call to treat only an explicit false value from
state.isConnected as offline, preserving unknown null connectivity as online;
replace the boolean coercion while retaining the existing isInternetReachable
check.

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