William Storey

Thanks for the feedback! Something like you describe sounds useful, although having something flexible enough for all use cases might be a challenge. We could probably expand the examples to...

Yeah, it'd be ideal to delete the file. It's that way currently to avoid race conditions. It might be possible to do it, but we'll have to be careful to...

Thanks for the PR! Looking at it, I think the approach still has the concerns @oschwald mentioned, in that I think this could break things for existing users as they...

I understand the concern, but we'd prefer to be conservative about potential breakage. The gain here doesn't seem big enough to warrant that.

Thank you for the reply! The tool I use to run linters is called precious: https://github.com/houseabsolute/precious. It's a helper to run many kinds of linters that might exist in a...

I wrote a small Go program to reproduce it: https://gist.github.com/horgh/d5f951c3f1f4a5f3b1dd4a959f0140f6 This executes 100 ansible-lints concurrently. You can see sample output where it hits the lock file error here: https://gist.github.com/horgh/1c2e44a40febf9717142872b422c7ed1 To...

Hi! Based on the above comments, I'm not sure this is possible currently. We'll look into how to do it and potentially make it possible.

Thank you for the report! I agree that behaviour is not great. One immediate mitigation to reduce the number of requests might be to increase the delay between retries. It...

You would want to create a new DatabaseReader when the file is updated and begin using that new one.

Hmm, maybe I could work around this by passing in an HTTP client with a transport set to not use the proxy.