sourceforge imports fail due to connection hangup

[Jelmer Vernooij]

SourceForge randomly hangs up HTTP/HTTPS connections, causing code imports - especially code imports of large svn repositories - to fail.

An obvious workaround for this is to import a smaller number of revisions in each batch, lowering the chance that one of the revisions in the batch will be affected. We can either tweak the global svn batch size setting - but this then means initial big svn imports from other locations will take longer - or add a flag to CodeImport.

bzr-svn can probably also try to commit the changes that have already been processed, for a set of known errors.

[Curtis Hovey (sinzui)]

IS this a duplicate of bug 682430?

[Jelmer Vernooij (jelmer)]

Am 18/11/11 15:08, schrieb Curtis Hovey:
> IS this a duplicate of bug 682430?
>
Sortof, I guess. bug 682430 states that https imports work, but that
isn't (consistently) the case anymore either.

I'll mark bug 682430 as a dupe of this one, as this one has the more
correct explanation.

Cheers,

Jelmer

[Nicolas Vervelle (nvervelle)]

Prevents import of code for the currently stable branch of Jmol, so no more translations can be updated in the stable versions right now

[Jelmer Vernooij (jelmer)]

Marking this bug as invalid for jmol as it's not a bug in jmol. Please use the "This bug affects me" link for the bug if this bug affects your project.

[Jelmer Vernooij (jelmer)]

Actually, this appears to have already landed and is working. Not sure why the QA tagger didn't pick it up.