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Travis Timeouts #1145
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Yes, it would be best to check just the affected URL(s). |
Well that would be rather difficult to setup wouldn't it? I mean there's no way for the script to see what's changed. And while we're on the topic of html-proofer, I'm thinking we need a way to check if the http links are available as https as well. |
It can't use any diff info from GitHub? Didn't someone experiment with HTTPS checks? (@jdavis maybe?) |
How would you automate http vs https check and know if https site is the same as http? |
OOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel like being enthusiastic today!!! 😄 |
@jamcat22 It's already in our |
Oh. So it just wasn't doing anything until now?
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I added cache line when I added #1237. |
facepalm |
And from what I can tell it isn't working atm |
Wait, don't we overwrite the install step? |
Do we have to use this to cache? |
I think we need to do some reworking on the link checking. We've gotten to the point that we have so many links that they can't all be reliably checked within the Travis timeout window and I don't think sticking
travis_wait
on it is a good idea (though I think it's perfectly fine onbundle install
).Is checking all of them every time necessary? Is there a way to check just newly added links? Maybe we could periodically run a script (manually?) to check all if necessary?
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