rclone backend: retry errors on load and store 3 times #56
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Rclone internally retries requests, but not ones which stream data, like load and store. Since we have the data for load and store buffered in memory it is easy to retry them. The rclone server returns 500 errors for backend errors or internet errors or protocol errors which might be fixed with a retry.
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Thanks for the PR! BTW, if you want to try borg "in action" with rclone, I just released borg 2.0.0b11 (python pypi packages + some fat binaries): |
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Rclone internally retries requests, but not ones which stream data,
like load and store.
Since we have the data for load and store buffered in memory it is
easy to retry them.
The rclone server returns 500 errors for backend errors or internet
errors or protocol errors which might be fixed with a retry.
PS This is a followup from this comment #46 (comment)