One thing that's still missing is for more common search results to come up higher in the list, but…
yvanzo
It literally open doors to new areas of BookBrainz.
Mr_Monkey
:D
CatQuest
hm
while it's true that it's more likely that writers could come from smalltown-named-after-better-known-cities-in-europe US towns, I a mvery glad that the county is right next to the name as such in the list
it'd be great if i pasted something like.. "Easton, Pennsylvania, U.S." that it was logical about that
Yeah, unfortunately currently that disambiguation (with subdivision and country) isn't indexed on the search server, so the search isn't aware of it (like it is for other entitie's disambiguation)
Not sure how long it will take me to make that work, but originally that was the idea
CatQuest
ya
oh, ok, so it doesnt need a ticket?
Mr_Monkey
mmm, it probably does, as an improvement to the area search
Just because I don't currently have a good plan to make that idea work.
The indexing process is —unsurprisingly— not liking 119.000 separate recursive database requests in very rapid succession and the database connection times out.
CatQuest
sigh.. hmm does anyone else feel liek writing that icket? :D
Looks like the project list stored in redis is borked
Freso
Hey Leo_Verto :)
reosarevok
Leo_Verto: would it be ok to document how to deal with these issues in the future so we can put it in our closed dev wiki?
Freso
I think the bot just needs restarting.
reosarevok
Then we don't need to bother you too much :)
Leo_Verto
\o Freso, saw you reassigned the ticket to me :P
Freso
However, the process for doing this is apparently not documented anywhere.
Leo_Verto: Yeah, I was writing up a comment on the ticket about what I wanted you to do. :p
Leo_Verto
Yeah, the bot's running as an upstart service on nomo which uses ubuntu 14.04 which is EOL :/
I think I got pretty far into dockerizing the entire thing and upgrading it to python 3 this may but I ran into some problem with the go code of brainzbot-bot
I've pushed some uncommitted changes I had lying around and created WIP PRs. In general the entire Brainzbot system is already a solid microservice architecture and does run well in Docker containers with the only problem being that brainzbot-bot was written for Go 1.2 and is broken in current versions :/
I'll try to see if I can finish this around Christmas.
As for restarting the bot, connect to nomo and run "service botbot-{bot,web,plugins} restart"
