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Error in update_wikidata should not crash the bot #156
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I'm afraid that's not a solution; We can't just silently swallow all errors. What needs to be done is a check for the specific error from #139 as specifically as possible, which also logs the offending entries so we can work on fixing the spam filter and/or talk to projects about their websites doing something bad |
The errors aren't swallowed, but logged one line above.
A failure on one Wikidata item/project probably shouldn't crash the bot all
together, when it could resume with the next one.
I'd like to offer my help in maintaining and running this bot. Besides this
issue, what would be the most relevant issues/features to look into?
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I'm afraid that's not a solution; We can't just silently swallow all
errors. What needs to be done is a check for the specific error from #139
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specifically as possible, which also logs the offending entries so we can
work on fixing the spam filter and/or talk to projects about their websites
doing something bad
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no,
There shouldn't be any random failures on single items! We want to know when something fails, because it most likely means a bug, and i don't remember any spurious failures prior to the spam filter thing
What needs to be done is:
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I cannot reproduce the bug on Q107387130 mentioned on https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Log/spamblacklist/Github-wiki-bot since apparently the website of the GitHub repository has been changed from anti-captcha.com to antigate.com
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I tried doing a new run, but now i get different crash:
No idea where that is coming from the password is correct. I tried updating pywikibot and all dependencies respectively but that didn't help either |
Fixes #139.