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Our CI for migraphx fails when building the documentation, from a timeout error. It looks like its trying to fetch things from the internet and then we it a rate limit that then never finishes causing the job to timeout. This is the output from the logs:
Remote mappings will be fetched from ROCm/rocm-docs-core branch=develop
Request GET /repos/ROCm/rocm-docs-core failed with 403: rate limit exceeded
Setting next backoff to 2500.125815s
Request GET /repos/ROCm/rocm-docs-core failed with 403: rate limit exceeded
Setting next backoff to 938.828504s
Request GET /repos/ROCm/rocm-docs-core failed with 403: rate limit exceeded
Setting next backoff to 1446.826964s
Request GET /repos/ROCm/rocm-docs-core failed with 403: rate limit exceeded
Setting next backoff to 2272.82957s
Is there way to either disable it downloading from the internet? Or fallback on something when it hits a 403 or 404?
It seems like documentation should be able to be built completely offline without needing an internet connection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yes, overwriting the external_projects_remote_repository in the conf.py will disable fetching the projects.yaml, which is what tells intersphinx where to download inventory files
Our CI for migraphx fails when building the documentation, from a timeout error. It looks like its trying to fetch things from the internet and then we it a rate limit that then never finishes causing the job to timeout. This is the output from the logs:
Is there way to either disable it downloading from the internet? Or fallback on something when it hits a 403 or 404?
It seems like documentation should be able to be built completely offline without needing an internet connection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: