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Add a flux command for waiting a specific time #495
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I would upvote this. It became relevant to me too when trying to scrape a website with to many requests but without getting banned but getting shortly blocked for the frequency of the requests. |
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Use case is a workflow where we use
open-http
to POST records to an API. When working with large input data, we'd like to wait a short amount of time between each post to avoid creating too much load on the server. While this could be done with an additional option foropen-http
, perhaps a genericwait
command, with the option to set the time would be the best approach?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: