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some randomization or float on download_interval
would be nice
#117
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Add code to sleep for a short time (from 0.001 to 2.000 seconds) before downloading data. This time will be consistent for each calendar. See issue #117 for justification. Fixes #117 Description of change: ## Formatting, testing, and code coverage Please note your pull request won't be accepted if you haven't properly formatted your source code, and ensured the unit tests are appropriate. Please note if you are not running on Windows, you can either run the scripts via a bash installation (like git-bash). - [X] formatstyle.sh reports no errors - [X] All unit tests pass (test.sh) - [X] Code coverage has not decreased (test.sh)
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I have here a bunch of calendars setup, around 10. Those query the same server, which does not really like the flood of requests.
Some randomization (let's say a fraction of a second) or float on
download_interval
would probably solve this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: