Accurate calculation for ~25,000 READMEs with 5000/hour rate limit:
- Requests needed: ~25,000 (1 per README + metadata)
- Cycles needed: 25,000 / 4,500 ≈ 5.5 cycles
- Time per cycle: ~44 min work + ~16 min wait = 60 min total
- Total time: 5.5 × 60 = 330 minutes (5.5 hours)
Previous timeouts were insufficient:
- 170 minutes: completed 2.9 cycles (~13,500 requests)
- 270 minutes: would complete 4.5 cycles (~20,000 requests)
- 330 minutes: allows full completion with buffer
Changes:
- Job timeout: 180m → 330m (5.5 hours)
- Script timeout: 170m → 320m
- Within GitHub Actions free tier limit (360 minutes/6 hours)
Alternative: Use 'sample' mode for faster builds if full index
is not immediately needed.
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- Initialize database inside indexer process to ensure connection exists
- Configure GitHub token in same process as indexer
- Make indexer throw errors instead of returning early for CI failure detection
- Remove duplicate token configuration step
- Pass GITHUB_TOKEN as environment variable to build step
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