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NFDI4BIOIMAGE / nfdi_search_engine

search engine for the NFDI4BIOIMAGE materials(Docker Version)
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Github_delay_problem #24

Closed SeverusYixin closed 2 weeks ago

SeverusYixin commented 1 month ago

Sometimes, after merging a pull request, I notice that it takes a long time for the latest version to appear on my local site. Could this be caused by a network delay?

git-bob comment

haesleinhuepf commented 1 month ago

If you want git-bob to respond do you @SeverusYixin, you need to install it in your repository as described here

SeverusYixin commented 1 month ago

Network Delay: If you're fetching resources from external sources like GitHub (for example, pulling the latest version of nfdi4bioimage.yml), network issues such as slow connectivity or latency can delay the update process. This can happen especially if the pull request includes large files or if there is heavy traffic on the network.

Caching Issues: Your browser or local setup may be caching the previous version of the site or its resources. This can result in a delay in loading the new version. Clearing the browser cache or forcing a refresh (CTRL + F5) can help ensure you're loading the latest content.

Build and Deployment Delay: If your project setup involves rebuilding or reindexing after merging, the process might take some time, especially if you need to run scripts like index_data.py to update the data in Elasticsearch. If this process is slow or if there are any errors in the build pipeline, it can delay the appearance of the latest changes.

Docker-related Delays: If you're using Docker, there could be delays due to the time it takes to rebuild and restart containers after pulling the latest changes. Running docker-compose down and then docker-compose up --build ensures the containers are up-to-date with the latest code.