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proxy.golang.org: sometimes rate limits @master package refreshes beyond documented "one minute" #38507
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I think this is a bug (or surprising behavior) of the Are you sure
Can you tag it with |
I only tried tagging it because my normal What actually unblocked me was So just seems like I or the module was being rate-limited for refreshes. (Can you document that more without telling attackers specific thresholds?) But good to know that tags need to be totally semver and not have implicit |
For pseudo-versions or non-version/branch tags, I agree the user experience is not great. Documentation needs to be improved. @katiehockman @heschik |
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#29731 is an issue about changing queries like In this situation though, it would still give a pseudo-version, which is probably not what you want. |
In theory we could resolve prefix tags to prefix-derived pseudo-versions (the same that we do for |
To be clear, I don't really care about the What I really cared about was that I was working between two repos and couldn't make forward progress in repo A because it depended on repo B and proxy.golang.org wasn't re-polling B. GOPROXY=direct fixed it for me locally, but had I pushed my go.mod, it would've broken others unless they too were using GOPROXY=direct. So my workflow was interrupted and I just had to wait until some mysterious process elsewhere un-ratelimited me. (hence me running off and reading proxy.golang.org docs, seeing "one minute" and filing this bug) |
https://proxy.golang.org/ says:
It's been minutes since I tagged a new version of
inet.af/netaddr
but it's not showing up:Am I holding it wrong?
https://godoc.org/inet.af/netaddr is updated at least. Its refresh is instant.
/cc @hyangah @heschik
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