Closed stvstnfrd closed 5 years ago
The sleep call exists as a form of naive rate-limiting. As such, we really only need it when we're actually hitting the API (--no-dry-run), not when we're faking the API hit. Otherwise, dry-runs can take prohibitively long to run.
sleep
--no-dry-run
The
sleep
call exists as a form of naive rate-limiting. As such, we really only need it when we're actually hitting the API (--no-dry-run
), not when we're faking the API hit. Otherwise, dry-runs can take prohibitively long to run.