My understanding is that eventually there will be
enforcement in the
WMF production environments, but I’m not sure about MediaWiki itself.
If you’re doing writes on GET requests, the job queue might be useful
to you:
On Jun 17, 2019, at 8:29 AM, Aran via Wikitech-l
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|In a MediaWiki-based project I'm working on I'm getting many of these
kinds of exceptions: [DBPerformance] Expectation (writes <= 0) by
MediaWiki::main not met (actual: 8) |
|I've read up on the Database transactions article in
mediawiki.org
<http://mediawiki.org> and
can see that to remove the exceptions we'd need to conform to some very
specific criteria for all our db write, which is quite a problem for
this particular project.
My question is, are these criteria ever likely to be enforced in future
MW versions, or will they always just be warnings to help guide
performance improvements?
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