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@iBug If there's no index on that field, and a lot of records, that sounds normal

^ that

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@Makyen I was looking into GitHub Actions a little further, and I think I've determined the problem. GitHub Actions don't get a tty, and so when all the commands we run check to see if they should use colored output, they choose not to because they see we're not in a tty. It seems like there's not really a non-hacky way to get around that, so I think that means we're sticking with Circle. I do like the redundancy though, especially with our sporadic (hopefully gone, but possibly not) failures.

I think the ideal would be if there was a way to turn off notifications for the GH actions.

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@thesecretmaster There is... I don't get any

can't remember where, though

@thesecretmaster The email issue is something I can, and should, handle. It's my problem. It's definitely not something that should prevent us from using something that's useful. My earlier statement about it was mostly an expression of frustration, in part because, at the same time, I also started getting emails about GH Action failures on my fork of the MS repository.

I'm sorry if what I said implied we shouldn't be using GH Actions due to me getting a bit of email. That wasn't my intent.

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@thesecretmaster That's ... strange, because there are some escape codes for tty font color changes in the logs that are displayed for that portion of the display. Prior to mentioning the color issue, I had looked at the raw data that was fetched in a GET in order to see if the escape codes were being stripped locally (which I could have corrected with a userscript or browser extension). I assume the output is from multiple different programs, some of which are detecting the lack of a tty.

Yeah, that's what's happening. Here's the color code for minitest

I could monkey-patch this into working for minitest, but that doesn't really solve the problem since I'd love colored output in all of the commands, not just tests.

Really, it's just dumb that GH doesn't give you a tty

In theory you're on your own VM, what's stopping you from getting a tty.

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I agree, colored output would be helpful for all of the commands. I'd also noticed its lack on rubocop's output. It is strange that GitHub both supports tty coloring in the output, which is specifically converted to HTML/CSS in the client, but doesn't present a tty to the test environment. I'd consider that a bug/misfeature on their end.

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Yeah, the nature of the problem is that it does support the color escape codes, but doesn't provide a tty, which many commands take to mean that they shouldn't output color escape codes.

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It kinda makes sense because commands shouldn't be interactive and therefore don't need a tty, but it's also just a fact that many commands use that as a proxy for choosing to be colored or not.

Yeah, that's a very common way for command line programs to make that choice.

When they do, there's usually a command line argument to force using color, but it's different for each command, and some don't provide such an option.

Also, I was always under the impression that bash -i -l always allocated a pty, but apparently I was mistaken.

It is strange/unfortunate that GH Actions doesn't have the option of presenting a pty to the commands.

I was under the impression that would work under most conditions, but I must admit that it's been quite a while since I've checked that portion of the man page.

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As to the color for minitest, I'd suggest adding the config for it to the GH Action, if you haven't already. It's valuable to make the interface as useful as possible.

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In order for minitest to have colored output, it needs BOTH the --color flag and a tty, which means that I'd need to monkey patch to override that.

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Which is also relatively stupid, because the color flag should force colors :/

Yeah, that is stupid. If you're giving a command line option like that, it's specifically for overriding any automatic detection which the program may be doing. That the program doesn't actually override what it's detecting is ... wrong/a bug, IMO.

Although, the "right" solution would be to get GH to fix their bug...

True.

I could probably write up a little C wrapper to allocate a pty and use it, but I feel like that's kinda hacky and gross.

Here's the relevant issue if anyone's curious.

It is, but if it makes the displayed output better, then it's a win. OTOH, I'd be really surprised that something to do that doesn't already exist.

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Also, as a fun note, I stumbled across this issue which, while not useful to us, happens to be related to SE.

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What I don't get is why GitHub wouldn't support providing a pty interface. Providing one seems like it's an obvious thing to do, at least as an option. One would think that the people developing GitHub Actions would have encountered the issue, if they were actually using GitHub Actions in their own development.

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@Makyen Looks like Cody destroyed the user. Probably should TP those last 2

@Machavity Thanks.

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@thesecretmaster I've been assuming that the GH Actions and CircleCI were more-or-less running the same tests and should get similar output. When looking at the GH Actions, I've been looking at the CircleCI and GH Actions results for this commit, because it's the most recent on the master branch which has test errors.

However, the results I'm seeing from the tests are different between GH Actions and CircleCI.

The GH Action rails test results for this commit are here, which show two tests failing and the rest passing. The first run of the CircleCI rails-tests for that commit are here and show the majority of tests failing. The CircleCI failures appeared to be a general testing failure, so I re-ran the workflow.

The results for re-running the CircleCI workflow show all tests passing. That's 3 different results from running the tests 3 times. I haven't yet tried re-running the GH Actions for that commit, as I wanted to point this out to you first, in order to be on the safe side.

I'm not familiar enough with Ruby/this test environment to know if the change you made in the next commit is specifically addressing this, or if it's something that's gotten overlooked.

Is the situation just that the all-passing result from the re-run of the CircleCI workflow is what CircleCI should have gotten and the two tests failing in GH Actions is the only real issue there? Is that difference between the GH Actions result and your expectation of no CircleCI failures (as seen in the re-run of CircleCI) what you addressed in the next commit? If there hadn't been the failures in the initial run of CircleCI, that's what I would have assumed was happening.

However, having specifically seen the discrepancy between the three runs, I felt it was something I should double-check with you.

Yeah, what's happening there is (I assume) the Circle tests had the big multithreading error the first time, and then passed the second. The GH tests were failing for a legitimate reason, which I fixed in the next commit. The only mystery remaining is why Circle didn't catch those same failures, which I have no answer to.

But yes, they're running almost the same test verbatim

npm test for JS, bundle exec rubocop for ruby style, and rails test for ruby tests.

Yeah, that's what I understood and expected. It was just strange to see the three different results, and I wanted to double-check I wasn't misunderstanding what was supposed to be going on. Thanks.

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@Makyen That would be great. Is it okay for me to query every 90 seconds in the next ~7.5 hours?

@user12986714 That doesn't sound unreasonable.

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@Makyen Now that thesecretmaster has fixed the GraphiQL bug, should the GraphQL link be removed?

@double-beep meh, but probably.

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iBug/Sandy: Executing automatic scheduled reboot.

How long did you play along for?

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@Machavity That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in body and Potentially bad keyword in answer; append -force if you really want to do that.

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@thesecretmaster If I'm using GraphQL to get information on posts from MS and the overall list of posts for which I want information is > 100 (up to a couple/few hundred), is it better, from an MS performance POV, for me to

A) make a first request listing all the urls/uids/ids for the posts I'm going to want; then, after I get the response containing the first 100, make another identical request, except use offset to receive other/more results; or

B) make one request with 100 posts; get response; make another request with a different list of posts; get response?

Does the answer depend on the total number of posts I want (e.g. 120 posts, 150 posts, 250 posts, 500 posts)?

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I'd have to check exactly how the GQL queries translate, @Makyen, but if the number is still in the hundreds, either should be fine. If it was 5-digit, then you'd be better off with B to avoid the performance drop of an ID list with SQL OFFSET.

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@ArtOfCode Thanks. I'd figured there was probably some break-point/gradual difference in there where there's a tipping point in a trade-off between doing one query with a moderately higher number of posts, which is then, presumably, cached and further identical requests getting other lines are much faster vs. multiple smaller requests.

There isn't any caching on GraphQL, AFAIK

and if there was, a different OFFSET value would count as a different query and wouldn't be cached

@Makyen Also, if you've got a use case for >100 posts, I can bump up that limit.

IIRC it was pretty arbitrary.

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@thesecretmaster The time when I'd use more is for an initial load of a page from The Fire Department, where there can easily be more than 100 SD reports. The limit should be set to whatever makes sense from an MS performance POV. It's easy for me to chunk things (already doing that for the V2 API).

I can't see a reason why it'd be particularly expensive MS side. Do you have an example query I could play with?

Also, we should probably put some kind of safeguard on graphql to make it not a DOS risk.

I probably wouldn't go much higher than 100, @thesecretmaster - it does take noticeable time to load and deliver the extra posts.

Just as easy to split stuff into chunks of 100

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@thesecretmaster It currently doesn't require an API key, so that should probably be added, not that doing so really will stop someone.

I might just cap query depth + complexity for folks who aren't core / don't have an API key.

@thesecretmaster The query I'm currently looking at is (you should be able to copy & paste the following into the JavaScript console and get a result):

var query = `query ($ids:[ID], $uids:[String], $urls:[String], $first:Int, $last:Int, $offset:Int) {
  posts (ids:$ids uids:$uids urls:$urls first:$first last:$last offset:$offset) {
    autoflagged,
    body,
    comments {
      created_at,
      id,
      text,
      updated_at,
      user {
        ...userFields
      }
    },
    created_at,
    deleted_at,
    downvote_count,
    feedbacks {
      chat_host,
      chat_user_id,
      created_at,
      feedback_type,
      id,
      message_link,

Oh that's a lot of query

I can trim it down, somewhat, but the intent was to share a single request between FIRE, AIM, what @Daniil is working on, and have it available for any other scripts running in chat.

Yeah, it's not a problem, I was just surprised by how much query there was

About the only part in there that FIRE doesn't currently use is the spam_domains. It doesn't use every property that's on Post, but the ones which it doesn't use appeared to be directly in the post table, so, I believe, have very little cost to request. Although, if there's a cost to something like feedbacks_count, I can easily calculate that value, given that I need the actual feedbacks anyway.

No that's super cheap, basically if you're requesting a record anyways it costs nothing to look up a few extra fields.

That's how I understood it. :;

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There's been no scan activity for 3 status pings. There may be a problem.

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@SmokeDetector tp- They've disclosed their affiliation in the past and in their profile, and they don't appear to have been warned about the policy, so I've warned them in a comment on this one.

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standard automation warning: make your automation intelligent or prepare for your account to be suspended

what about the other 5%

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@Daniil api.stackexchange.com/docs/create-comment-flag I guess? If you want to flag comments, better talk to Andy ...

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@Daniil you could write yourself a script to use the SE API to flag stuff

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okay, who linked here from the SO election :P

sudden influx of new faces

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figures

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@Daniil If you're targeting these deliberately... please don't. It's not hard to figure out what the regex for immediate removal is; if we wanted them automatically removed across the board we would just do that.

I frown upon people deliberately triggering the 1-flag criteria en masse.

@ArtOfCode I told them you have stickers :P

@Machavity *hides stickers*

Stickers? What stickers?

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@Daniil did you see my message yesterday about that price being literal bare-minimum-cost-covering?

as in "I do not set the price, I pass it on from the supplier"

and as in "If I go any lower I am losing money"

I know

having said it to you doesn't exclude also having said it to them, does it?

The shipping that costs a whole 41p?

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costs 41p whether it's 1 or 10 :P

yeah well that's your call not mine

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