Deadline exceeded after 3 minutes about mirror HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi @stephenh,

Is this tool works for large amount of files?

Thanks and Regards,
Ramesh AR

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I'm currently using mirror with ~500,000 files, which are all source code files, i.e. not large video/binary/etc. files. It works really well for that setup.

How many files are you trying to sync?

It looks like 179997852647 nanos is ~exactly three minutes, so there is probably an RPC timeout that could be adjusted.

Ah, there it is:

You could try bumping that up to, say, 10 minutes and seeing what happens/if that fixes it for you.

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Hi @stephenh,

Please let me know the way to update the timeout value to 10 min. Is there any way to pass the timeout value from the command line? or Do I need to rebuild the code with 10min?

Thanks and Regards,
Ramesh AR

from mirror.

Yes, right now you'd have to rebuild the code with 10 minutes. I can work on adding a command line flag but would take a few days to get around to.

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Thank you @stephenh for your quick help.

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Hi @stephenh,
Thank you for the update.
I have updated the timeout value to 10 min and ran the build. The build is running for the past 5 hours. Is it expected?

`<=========----> 76% EXECUTING [5h 18m 49s]

:test > Executing test mirror.IntegrationTest`

Thanks and Regards,
Ramesh AR

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No, the tests should take ~2-3 minutes. IntegrationTest does take longer b/c it uses the real local file system and real client/server instances, so it needs to do some sleeps etc while doing assertions, so it is not "all in-memory unit test" fast, but definitely not 5 hours.

I've never seen that happen so no good guesses about why, other than try it a few times. 🤷

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Hi @stephenh,

Thank you for the update.
I have given the "./gradlew clean check shadowJar" to build the jar. It seems the check option is taking more time for me. Later I have give "./gradlew clean shadowJar" and the build completed in mins.

The tool is working fine after I increased the timeout value.

Thank you again for your help.

Thanks and Regards,
Ramesh AR

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