Dr. Trigon
<dr.trigon(a)surfeu.ch> wrote:
Intuitively, I think this is what happens: sometimes when requesting a
token, the connection is reset (or something equivalent) - this is why
it only happens every now and then. This is then interpreted by the
framework as 'hey, we cannot get the data right now, so let's assume
something more-or-less sensible'.
Sound reasonable... But as we try to get a piece of productive software,
honestly I do not feel good with terms like "Intuitively" and
"reasonable"... ;) In my opinion the source of this (miss)behaviour
should be tracked down. Thus I filed a bug report at
sf.net:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3397944&group_id=9…
You should never assume that the network you are using
is stable and always produces desired results. It can be down
to everything, like authentication problems, caching problems
at wikimedia or network issues.
Sure, it might be a real problem, but it's most probably on the
side of MediaWiki (or actually Wikimedia installation) rather
than the framework.
//Saper