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Finally have all the groundwork done for canceling stalled transfers. This
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involved taking some code that was in the assistant, and had not been
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touched for probably 7 years beyond basic maintenance, dusting it off,
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and making it suitable to be used in git-annex more generally. Now I have
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git-annex using transferkeys child processes, and all that seems to work
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well.
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I'm finishing up today by designing the new git config that will enable stall
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detection and canceling. annex.stalldetection will be configurable to a
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value like "1MB/30s", which means it's stalled unless every 30 seconds
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a megabyte of data has been tranferred. Or "0KiB/2m" will let things stall
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for up to 2 minutes with no data transfer. There will also be a per-remote
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config, so minimum transfer rates can be set for each. This can be combined
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with annex.retry to make it retry after detecting a stall.
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Today's work was sponsored by Jake Vosloo
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[on Patreon](https://patreon.com/joeyh).
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