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| Re: When does the auto-sync run [message #69956 is a reply to message #69937] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 15:25  |
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On 2009-06-29 13:49:55 -0400, "Eclipse Webmaster (Denis Roy)"
<webmaster@eclipse.org> said:
> Steffen Pingel wrote:
>>>>> When does the auto-sync run? Is it at a specific time?
>>>> It runs every 20 minutes by default.
>>> A co-worker expressed concern about a corporate setting where a lot of
>>> developers might all start Eclipse and nail the server at the same
>>> time. I know it synchs on startup, does it start the "20 minutes" at
>>> the point that the first one stops? That would at least build a little
>>> variation into everyone's clocks so that every 20 minutes the server
>>> does not get nailed again. Likewise, have you considered adding a
>>> small amount of fudge to the interval? Like some smallish random
>>> interval added to the 20 minutes.
>>>
>>> Finally, can a repository provider specify a minimum interval? So that
>>> someone cannot specify something like 1 minute as their interval?
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>> Those are good points Mark. Can you file a bug so we can track that and
>> discuss optimizing the current strategy?
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> Cool -- please post the bug number here :) I see a noticeable surge at
> 10:30ET and 2:30ET where many search queries run for minutes on end.
> Most days they all get killed for taking too long, yet no one seems to
> complain.. so I can't help but feel the compute power is simply going
> to waste.
I filed bug 281894
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=281894
Mark
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| Re: When does the auto-sync run [message #597923 is a reply to message #69838] |
Sat, 27 June 2009 20:33 |
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On 2009-06-26 18:40:59 -0400, Steffen Pingel <steffen.pingel@tasktop.com> said:
>> When does the auto-sync run? Is it at a specific time?
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> It runs every 20 minutes by default.
A co-worker expressed concern about a corporate setting where a lot of
developers might all start Eclipse and nail the server at the same
time. I know it synchs on startup, does it start the "20 minutes" at
the point that the first one stops? That would at least build a little
variation into everyone's clocks so that every 20 minutes the server
does not get nailed again. Likewise, have you considered adding a
small amount of fudge to the interval? Like some smallish random
interval added to the 20 minutes.
Finally, can a repository provider specify a minimum interval? So that
someone cannot specify something like 1 minute as their interval?
Mark
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| Re: When does the auto-sync run [message #597937 is a reply to message #69857] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 13:40 |
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>>> When does the auto-sync run? Is it at a specific time?
>>
>> It runs every 20 minutes by default.
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> A co-worker expressed concern about a corporate setting where a lot of
> developers might all start Eclipse and nail the server at the same
> time. I know it synchs on startup, does it start the "20 minutes" at
> the point that the first one stops? That would at least build a little
> variation into everyone's clocks so that every 20 minutes the server
> does not get nailed again. Likewise, have you considered adding a
> small amount of fudge to the interval? Like some smallish random
> interval added to the 20 minutes.
>
> Finally, can a repository provider specify a minimum interval? So that
> someone cannot specify something like 1 minute as their interval?
Those are good points Mark. Can you file a bug so we can track that and
discuss optimizing the current strategy?
Steffen
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Steffen Pingel
Committer, http://eclipse.org/mylyn
Senior Developer, http://tasktop.com
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| Re: When does the auto-sync run [message #597940 is a reply to message #69916] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 13:49 |
 Eclipse Webmaster
Messages: 607353
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Steffen Pingel wrote:
>>>> When does the auto-sync run? Is it at a specific time?
>>> It runs every 20 minutes by default.
>> A co-worker expressed concern about a corporate setting where a lot of
>> developers might all start Eclipse and nail the server at the same
>> time. I know it synchs on startup, does it start the "20 minutes" at
>> the point that the first one stops? That would at least build a little
>> variation into everyone's clocks so that every 20 minutes the server
>> does not get nailed again. Likewise, have you considered adding a
>> small amount of fudge to the interval? Like some smallish random
>> interval added to the 20 minutes.
>>
>> Finally, can a repository provider specify a minimum interval? So that
>> someone cannot specify something like 1 minute as their interval?
>
> Those are good points Mark. Can you file a bug so we can track that and
> discuss optimizing the current strategy?
Cool -- please post the bug number here :) I see a noticeable surge at
10:30ET and 2:30ET where many search queries run for minutes on end.
Most days they all get killed for taking too long, yet no one seems to
complain.. so I can't help but feel the compute power is simply going to
waste.
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| Re: When does the auto-sync run [message #597946 is a reply to message #69937] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 15:25 |
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On 2009-06-29 13:49:55 -0400, "Eclipse Webmaster (Denis Roy)"
<webmaster@eclipse.org> said:
> Steffen Pingel wrote:
>>>>> When does the auto-sync run? Is it at a specific time?
>>>> It runs every 20 minutes by default.
>>> A co-worker expressed concern about a corporate setting where a lot of
>>> developers might all start Eclipse and nail the server at the same
>>> time. I know it synchs on startup, does it start the "20 minutes" at
>>> the point that the first one stops? That would at least build a little
>>> variation into everyone's clocks so that every 20 minutes the server
>>> does not get nailed again. Likewise, have you considered adding a
>>> small amount of fudge to the interval? Like some smallish random
>>> interval added to the 20 minutes.
>>>
>>> Finally, can a repository provider specify a minimum interval? So that
>>> someone cannot specify something like 1 minute as their interval?
>>
>> Those are good points Mark. Can you file a bug so we can track that and
>> discuss optimizing the current strategy?
>
> Cool -- please post the bug number here :) I see a noticeable surge at
> 10:30ET and 2:30ET where many search queries run for minutes on end.
> Most days they all get killed for taking too long, yet no one seems to
> complain.. so I can't help but feel the compute power is simply going
> to waste.
I filed bug 281894
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=281894
Mark
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