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packages/node_modules/node-red/settings.js

@@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ module.exports = {
  *  - fileWorkingDirectory
  *  - functionGlobalContext
  *  - functionExternalModules
- *  - defaultFunctionTimeout
+ *  - globalFunctionTimeout
  *  - functionTimeout
  *  - nodeMessageBufferMaxLength
  *  - ui (for use with Node-RED Dashboard)
@@ -502,27 +502,17 @@ module.exports = {
 
 
     /**
-     * Default function timeout (in seconds) for the Function node. 
-     * A value of 0 indicates no timeout is applied, meaning the function can run indefinitely.
-     * 
-     * The default function timeout is designed to prevent blocking code in function nodes, 
-     * which could otherwise lead to a stalled or unresponsive main thread. For example, 
-     * the following code would block the event loop indefinitely:
-     * 
-     *     `while(1) {}` 
-     * 
-     * By specifying a `defaultFunctionTimeout`, such scenarios can be mitigated, 
-     * ensuring that long-running or infinite loops are terminated automatically after 
-     * the specified timeout duration.
-     * 
-     * Note: If both `defaultFunctionTimeout` and `functionTimeout` are defined in the 
-     * settings file, `functionTimeout` takes precedence, providing a more granular 
-     * control for individual function nodes.
+     * The default timeout (in seconds) for all Function nodes.
+     * Individual nodes can set their own timeout value within their configuration.
      */
+    globalFunctionTimeout: 0,
 
-    defaultFunctionTimeout: 0,
-
-    /** Default timeout, in seconds, for the Function node. 0 means no timeout is applied */
+    /**
+      * Default timeout, in seconds, for the Function node. 0 means no timeout is applied
+      * This value is applied when the node is first added to the workspace - any changes
+      * must then be made with the individual node configurations.
+      * To set a global timeout value, use `globalFunctionTimeout`
+     */
     functionTimeout: 0,
 
     /** The following property can be used to set predefined values in Global Context.