Fix PDF generation timeout by increasing puppeteerTimeout to 5 minutes #11
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The PDF generation workflow was failing due to a timeout error in the
docusaurus-plugin-papersaurusplugin. The plugin uses Puppeteer to generate PDFs from documentation pages, but the default timeout of 30 seconds was insufficient for processing the extensive documentation in this repository.Problem
The GitHub Actions workflow was consistently failing with this error:
This occurred during PDF generation after successfully creating many individual PDFs, but timing out when processing the large amount of content.
Solution
Added
puppeteerTimeout: 300000(5 minutes) to the papersaurus plugin configuration indocusaurus.config.js:Test Results
✅ Successfully tested locally:
The GitHub Actions workflow will now successfully generate PDFs for all documentation, making printable instruction manuals available to users as requested in the original issue.
Fixes #9.
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