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Or maybe there is a bug in the error handling in the worker (I.e. an error is raised but not handled correctly). Can't check now. Traveling.
It seems older versions of the requests package did not check content length. Could it be that the requests package in the worker is outdated?
Last version on pypi is 2.32.3.
Of course we could check it ourselves since we are using our own wrapper. On Sun, Jul 7, 2024, 12:37 PM Joost VandeVondele ***@***.***> wrote: > psf/requests#4956 > > so...
I am surprised by this... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36194656/http-content-length-and-content-encoding
Ok I see. You cannot check it with the length of the downloaded file.
Dunno. If the run does not restart people also complain (not everyone is aware of the modify hack). EDIT: I don't feel strongly about this. The server code would be...
I have been running this PR for a while (with a one core worker). I have observed no issues.
I got two assertion errors https://tests.stockfishchess.org/actions?max_actions=2&action=&user=&text=AssertionError&before=1722328311.350552&run_id= I think the culprit is that `fastchess_WLD_results["games"]` is not computed as W+L+D (which would include the `saved_stats`). I am bit surprised however that this...
> > I think the culprit is that `fastchess_WLD_results["games"]` is not computed as W+L+D (which would include the `saved_stats`). > > Mh fastchess updates calculates this as w+l+d.. now what...