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Issue Description: During the execution of a script, an error occurred while attempting to download larger files of articles from the ReDATA platform. Instead of completing the download process, the script encounters a "killed" message, causing the execution to stop abruptly.
This is a P1 priority bug
Expected Behavior: The script should successfully download the larger files from ReDATA without any interruptions or errors.
Actual Behavior: While executing a script, a "killed" message is displayed, abruptly terminating the script execution. Consequently, the larger files are not downloaded, preventing the expected behavior of script.
Additional Information:
The download operation is performed using the following line of code:
filecontent = requests.get(file['download_url'], headers={'Authorization': 'token ' + self.api_token},
allow_redirects=True)
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Script Execution Error: "Killed" message when downloading larger files of articles from ReDATA
May 23, 2023
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Description of the bug
Issue Description: During the execution of a script, an error occurred while attempting to download larger files of articles from the ReDATA platform. Instead of completing the download process, the script encounters a "killed" message, causing the execution to stop abruptly.
This is a P1 priority bug
Expected Behavior: The script should successfully download the larger files from ReDATA without any interruptions or errors.
Actual Behavior: While executing a script, a "killed" message is displayed, abruptly terminating the script execution. Consequently, the larger files are not downloaded, preventing the expected behavior of script.
Additional Information:
The download operation is performed using the following line of code:
filecontent = requests.get(file['download_url'], headers={'Authorization': 'token ' + self.api_token},
allow_redirects=True)
Applying the solution mentioned in the following URL may help in resolving the issue: https://gist.github.com/wasi0013/ab73f314f8070951b92f6670f68b2d80
Steps To Reproduce
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