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contest: remote: fetcher: retry on git fetch errors - #126
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Recently, a bunch of services failed, because 'git fetch' failed. It looks like the CI got rate-limited, but there are no clear limits on Git operations apparently: it depends on other traffic usage. So let's retry, with a limited exponential backoff, waiting max ~32.5 minutes. Hopefully it would work instead of crashing. Signed-off-by: Matthieu Baerts <matttbe@kernel.org>
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Recently, a bunch of services failed, because 'git fetch' failed.
It looks like the CI got rate-limited, but there are no clear limits on Git operations apparently: it depends on other traffic usage.
So let's retry, with a limited exponential backoff, waiting max ~32.5 minutes. Hopefully it would work instead of crashing.