Description of problem: At present, python client returns errors if it failed to connect to zanata sever in a short period. However, people with slow connection might not be able to connect before default timeout. Thus, being able to change the connection timeout will enable translators to be able to work behind slow translation. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): zanata-python-client-1.3.3
Is this still happening? Thanks.
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(In reply to Ding-Yi Chen from comment #0) > Thus, being able to change the connection timeout will enable translators to > be able to work behind slow translation. You mean a commandline option? I feel the client should just handle this automatically. What does the java client do?
(In reply to Jens Petersen from comment #4) > (In reply to Ding-Yi Chen from comment #0) > > Thus, being able to change the connection timeout will enable translators to > > be able to work behind slow translation. > > You mean a commandline option? > > I feel the client should just handle this automatically. > What does the java client do? Recent java client (the one in GitHub master) have improve the push/pull performance dramatically. So perhaps it is mitigated. Anyway, I will do following tests with both java client and Python client with 1. man-pages-l10n: which has 3000+ small files. 2. gettext: one big file that has 9000+ messages.
Java client does not have the option of timeout either. It does, however, have an option to specify the chunk-size for push. --chunk-size SIZE : Maximum size, in bytes, of document chunks to transmit. Documents smaller than this size will be transmitted in a single request, larger documents will be sent over multiple requests. So it can more or less address slow connection. Regards.
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