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Retry if failed parameters? #15
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Hello @vsoch, Well a retry on fail is possible to implement by editing urlproc.py#L46. The edit should consist of adding a while loop that a termination using a user defined input variable A PR is always welcome, I can use all the help I get and I always welcome suggestions and discussions of improvements, so please feel free to do it 😃 |
Great! I can take a first shot, hopefully something this week. |
This is merged into master, so closing issue. We can open a separate issue if something needs fixing or update. |
The urls were not all printed during the checks. This was due to the initialization of |
This should be solved in #21 |
Ack, thanks for fixing it up! The repo I tested on didn't have any retries so I missed it. |
no worries, hopefully it is bug-free now, I will release it and go to sleep. Feel free to run some tests around and let me know how it goes ;) |
Sounds good! I will likely be able to test it fully with actual projects for other orgs once we get the branch fix in - most testing set ups are testing a non standard (non master) branch so they'd want to just use actions/checkout@v2. More tomorrow! Good night! |
okay I've opened #24 - it was tested on buildtest and adds what we discussed plus some other fixes that I ran into while testing. The test is timing out so I'll need your help to take a look! |
hey @SuperKogito ! We are using your action for buildtest, and I'd like to also test it for usrse USRSE/usrse.github.io#171 where we've been using html-proofer. The issue with proofer is that it doesn't have any understanding / implementation for a retry - many of the links in our static site are old HPC documentation or other servers that don't always respond reliably, and might need a retry with exponential backoff up to some number of maximum attempts. Is this something we could look into adding here? I could definitely open a PR if you want to discuss how to go about it (and expose variables to the user).
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