Message ID | 20211014213238.3270613-1-zimon.toutoune@gmail.com |
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Headers | show |
Series | swh: Allows token from Software Heritage authentication service. | expand |
Hi, zimoun <zimon.toutoune@gmail.com> skribis: > This patch allows to use a token from SWH and change the rate limit when > submitting via the archival checker. For instance, it reads, > > GUIX_SWH_TOKEN=${TOKEN} guix lint -c archival > > and will use the ${TOKEN} associated to the SWH account. Having an account > enable by default a rate limit to 1200 (instead of 120). Then, for testing Ooh, neat! > purpose I get a lot of android packages scheduled after checking many admin. You mean the SWH admins manually scheduled them? > It is interesting to note lines as: > > Disarchive entry refers to non-existent SWH directory 'aeae11cb3c33ab33374e222dc3bdf17039808a5b' > > which shows that sources.json is maybe not fully working as expected. > Investigations required. Weird. I guess we should pick a few specific cases, make sure they’re listed in sources.json and they’re not 404, and then ask the SWH team whether they can check their logs to understand what happened. Thanks! Ludo’.
Re, On Thu, 14 Oct 2021 at 23:44, Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org> wrote: >> purpose I get a lot of android packages scheduled after checking many admin. > > You mean the SWH admins manually scheduled them? No no, sorry my bad wording. I mean “guix lint -c archival” checked all the 260+ packages in gnu/packages/admin.scm then it checked gnu/packages/android.scm, found some unarchived and scheduled them. >> It is interesting to note lines as: >> >> Disarchive entry refers to non-existent SWH directory 'aeae11cb3c33ab33374e222dc3bdf17039808a5b' >> >> which shows that sources.json is maybe not fully working as expected. >> Investigations required. > > Weird. I guess we should pick a few specific cases, make sure they’re > listed in sources.json and they’re not 404, and then ask the SWH team > whether they can check their logs to understand what happened. Yeah… investigations required. :-) Cheers, simon