Okay so the issue was that the fulltext search wasn't actually using indexes. So lintime instead of logtime :/
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Feb 5 2019
In T1517#27866, @zack wrote:how is that "understandable"? :-)
how is that "understandable"? :-)
What's the python3-kafka version?
Feb 4 2019
Feb 2 2019
P353 is a quick and dirty wrapper to play with licensee locally after git clone
Jan 31 2019
The only remaining crashes are caused by T1507.
Bottleneck: T1507
Jan 30 2019
Jan 29 2019
Resolved by D987.
Resolved by D1010.
Resolved by D998.
Resolved by D956.
Jan 25 2019
Jan 24 2019
Resolved by D994.
Resolved by D879.
Jan 21 2019
In T1483#27359, @vlorentz wrote:You are correct, except I will store mapping names, not file names (eg. because gemspec files are usually named project_name.gemspec, which is harder to query).
You are correct, except I will store mapping names, not file names (eg. because gemspec files are usually named project_name.gemspec, which is harder to query).
(2) seems the best option to me.
Resolved by D747.
As some revisions/origins may have more than one metadata file (in which case we merge them), there is a m2m relation between revision/origin metadata rows and mappings. I see three ways to do it:
Useful queries:
Jan 16 2019
" AttributeError on @id with a colon but less than two slashes" https://github.com/digitalbazaar/pyld/issues/91 -> T4436
Jan 15 2019
I'd say using grafana but first we need to determine what are the sensible metrics ;)
We need to rework the current indexer implementation to use range instead (T991).
After that, we can schedule 256 ranges of contents to index using the scheduler stack instead.
And see where that goes.
Tests should be refactored to use celery's pytest fixtures, see D948
Jan 14 2019
Jan 13 2019
heads up btw: It's deployed.
D918 closes this.
Jan 11 2019
Jan 10 2019
Jan 9 2019
Invalid, no need for ranges when dealing with origins.
Jan 8 2019
Proposal for Python packages:
any version self-declared by the tool in use