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parametrize "max empty responses" #8

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zazi opened this issue Oct 10, 2018 · 4 comments
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parametrize "max empty responses" #8

zazi opened this issue Oct 10, 2018 · 4 comments

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zazi commented Oct 10, 2018

currently, the value for "max empty response" is set to 10 and cannot be modified via an option of the commandline command. However, we discovered cases, were we run into this issue and I guess it would be nice, if we could increase it a bit, to see whether we'll get some more data out of the OAI endpoint.

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miku commented Oct 10, 2018

Ok, that was easier than the #6 one, so here you go:

$ metha-sync -max-empty-responses 20 ...

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zazi commented Oct 10, 2018

Ok, that was easier than the #6 one

yepp, that was also my impression here

PS: generally, it might be cool, if we could get a short introduction (by example) for Go. So that we are maybe able to provide bugfixes to your Go repositories by our own (maybe probably even incl. build management)

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zazi commented Oct 10, 2018

so thanks a lot (again) for your very fast fix!

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miku commented Oct 10, 2018

PS: generally, it might be cool, if we could get a short introduction (by example) for Go. So that we are maybe able to provide bugfixes to your Go repositories by our own (maybe probably even incl. build management)

I am actually doing a one day (booked out) Go intro workshop this Friday - I can try to prepare a small intro and maybe there is a bit of time for that during the next meeting.

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