I mean <long computing> lasts 30 hours, so I *really *don't want edit conflicts, and I got 2 during tests, because of frequent edits.

2018-02-17 12:12 GMT+01:00 Bináris wikiposta@gmail.com:

Hi,

I have target = pywikibot.Page(site, uploadPage) oldtext = target.get()

<long computing> target.put(pretext + text, uploadComment)

pywikibot.exceptions.EditConflict: An edit conflict has occured.

So, is the likelihood of an edit conflict connected to elpased time between instantiation and put(), or between get() and put()? Is it useful to reinstantiate the page? Is it useful to give a second chance to put() in case of edit conflict, or loop it?

-- Bináris

Hi Binaris,

be happy to get this EditConflict because the behaviour detecting it is not safe, see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T93364.

Anyway it is not a good idea to retry putting the page with the same modfied content because you will revert the previous edit. You have to get the new page content, modify it and save it afterwards. This means it would be better to skip the current edit and run the bot later again,

Best

Xqt

Bináris wikiposta@gmail.com hat am 17. Februar 2018 um 12:12 geschrieben:

Hi,

I have
target = pywikibot.Page(site, uploadPage)
oldtext = target.get()
<long computing>
target.put(pretext + text, uploadComment)

pywikibot.exceptions.EditConflict: An edit conflict has occured.

So, is the likelihood of an edit conflict connected to elpased time between instantiation and put(), or between get() and put()?
Is it useful to reinstantiate the page?
Is it useful to give a second chance to put() in case of edit conflict, or loop it?

--
Bináris
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