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blogger api endpoints unstable, need resilient retry mechanism #1237

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jjYBdx4IL opened this issue Jan 27, 2019 · 0 comments
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blogger api endpoints unstable, need resilient retry mechanism #1237

jjYBdx4IL opened this issue Jan 27, 2019 · 0 comments
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api: blogger priority: p4 type: feature request ‘Nice-to-have’ improvement, new feature or different behavior or design.

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I often get SSLExceptions with "read timed out" when accessing Blogger API using the Google API Java Client.

I wrote a workaround for that. However:

for proper retry mechanisms, the API needs to support some sort of a unique transaction code to detect duplicates, ie. when creating new Blogger posts to avoid creating duplicates. For that reason the retry mechanism should be embedded into the Google Client itself.

I also found people in the Android Google Play Store complaining about unreliable API connections when using the official Google Blogger android app.

@yoshi-automation yoshi-automation added triage me I really want to be triaged. 🚨 This issue needs some love. labels Jan 28, 2019
@sduskis sduskis added type: feature request ‘Nice-to-have’ improvement, new feature or different behavior or design. and removed 🚨 This issue needs some love. triage me I really want to be triaged. labels Feb 5, 2019
@JustinBeckwith JustinBeckwith added api: bigquery Issues related to the BigQuery API. api: blogger and removed api: bigquery Issues related to the BigQuery API. labels Jun 16, 2020
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