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[bug] [regression] Error: Sentry: Error deploying release - Error: Too Many Requests #72

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fancywriter opened this issue Oct 3, 2022 · 4 comments

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@fancywriter
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Hello!

We started to getting "too many requests" error from Sentry after last update.
"You are attempting to use this endpoint too frequently. Limit is 40 requests in 1 seconds"

I can assume it may happen because of latest change 5140c0d

Two things I can propose here:

  • To decrease it to more reasonable standard value.
  • To parameterize it to have more control on it (put 999 if I am sure what I am doing or 1 if want to disable parallelism completely).

For me concurrency 5 was reasonable default, why it was changed to 50, did it really give meaningful performance gain?

@kiorq
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kiorq commented Dec 5, 2022

Has there been an update on this? experiencing this right now?

@Jackman3005
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I too am experiencing this issue, it appears to result in Release Bundle that is missing files making the source maps not work if the relevant files failed to upload.

@Jackman3005
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It looks like @fancywriter is correct about the suspected change that caused the issue. I downgraded to 2.5.2 and the issue has gone away for me. 2.5.3 only had the change that introduced the issue, so there's nothing to lose!

@Jackman3005
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@arabold it would be great if you could revert the latest release as it is causing issues for those of us with more than just a couple of artifacts that need to be uploaded.

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