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will restart it soon thereafter)
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This time wait up to 1 second between attempts, reduce long
polling time significantly, and attempt for longer before
giving up.
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This approach first sets the remaining visibility timeout to zero.
This should ensure that the message is available to re-find as soon
as the process looks for it.
Correspondingly the delay between checks is much shorter, as there
shouldn't be a reason for much delay.
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option to download the original page images too
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gets an annotation now, and that band is labelled
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finding it and not letting another process steal it.
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can be determined
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like "010001.bin.png")
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rescribe.xyz/bookpipeline
The dependencies from the go.git repo will follow in due course.
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This is useful for prebinarised images, which don't need full preprocessing,
but do require wiping, albeit with a more conservative threshold.
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for wipe
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ensure connections to new ips not in known_hosts still succeed
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requests concurrently in due course
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quickly
Rather than waiting for the whole length of a visibility timeout,
in which time another process may grab the message, instead wait
a short amount of time, each time the message is searched for.
Also add a bit more logging.
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the case of heartbeat running out
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the graph
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