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Too Many Requests - Stack Exchange. 50 pull requests waiting is absolutely ridiculous. May be try without the multithreading to see if it works?

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I went to stackexchange.com and clicked on so. 50 pull requests waiting is absolutely ridiculous. As mentioned before we do limit requests on our endpoints to prevent abuse and while we can’t reveal the actual limits we do recommend that you wait several seconds before making consecutive requests. Blockchain.info seems to be best long standing one that is free up to a point. I raise this issue not because i am obsessed with making the most possible requests per second as has been repeatedly implied. After a few minutes i got a message saying we have detected too many requests from this ip. Too many apex requests have been sent. Stack exchange network consists of 180 q&a communities including stack overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. Here's the inner message from the above reformatted for readability: (faq) request throttling limits (faq) note that you must pass the key with every call to get the quota benefit.

I noticed that safari (osx) is creating a ton of requests when going here. The api specifies error codes, and messages. So have both options, and use each one where the situation calls. If your manager doesn’t have the time, he either has to make the time, or handle the job to you and your colleague, or leave and the company finds a replacement for him. Stack exchange network consists of 178 q&a communities including stack overflow, the largest,. If you look at the apex governor limits, there's a limit of 100 web services callouts in a transaction. When i use chrome it seems fine. I raise this issue not because i am obsessed with making the most possible requests per second as has been repeatedly implied. I moved to another machine and it's working now. It also specifies a backoff parameter. Resend your request after a short wait.