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Keep.sync() marks nodes as synced before they're persisted to the server #162
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Afaik, this should work. Please post your code. |
i am reading my evernotes from sqlite db, and try to sync to google keep, i can only sync a couple hundreds notes each time, and have to wait for 1 day or 2 to sync another hundreds. code: readfromsqlite.txt Traceback (most recent call last): the rate limit looks like time related, when wait a week, i can sync like 1000 notes, but if only wait one day, only around 200 notes can by synced. |
Pushed up a tentative fix. Can you try the |
latest code Requires: Python >=3.10 but my docker installed python 3.8.10 unable to test the code
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i am using the docker, and i am able to login to google with app password
but after i sync several hundred notes, the 'rate limit exceeded' exception will pop up
i tried to do a exponential resync mechanism, and it turns to impossible because after sync was called, even with exception, next time i run sync, it will run with no exception but the notes are not really synchronized
is it possible to sync the same notes multiple times till the sync succeed?
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