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The activity completion future will fire only when the activity completes or fails after all the retries are exhausted. Workflow is not notified about the activity progress while it is being retried. When activity is out of retries it gets the last error returned. It also knows what caused the failure through RetryState enum which is included in the error.

Activity execution can be canceled by canceling the context passed to ExecuteActivity call. If activity is waiting for the next retry it is canceled immediately and its future is set to the appropriate error.

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I use Channels DVR off and on, but I have it setup to record some sports, but I do watch various channels from time to time. A week or so I started up the ap, tried to watch a channel, and got the error "Connection Lost", followed by the message "authz retries failed". I wasn't trying to watch a record show, just live TV. I tried multiple channels and go the same message. So I rebooted my computer, thinking that would solve it, and went to bed and forgot about it. Today I logged in and attempted to watch live TV again, and I get the same message. It was also supposed to have recorded some shows during the last 2 days, and today, and all are listed but all failed to record and give the same error. Today I disconnected and rebooted by Prime stick, in case that was the issue, but still not working. I went to settings and my source is still listed. I did a Refresh Source and that didn't change anything. Not sure what else to do. I see the channels in my Guide, but they won't play and nothing will record. I have a VPN on my computer, and have had one for years. I do not use one on the TV itself or the Prime ap. My computer is running Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. Thanks.

I am trying to setup a 2 brand new Firebase projects with Firestore, Functions, Storage, and Hosting for both Production and Development environments. I started with deleting the references to the old firebase project: both firebase.json & .firebaserc. I then ran $ firebase init to setup Hosting, Functions, Storage, and Firestore using the test Firebase project. I then setup Firebase aliases with $ firebase use --add to switch between the two projects within one React.js project. I npm built and am attempting to deploy with: $ firebase deploy --project:test, but the hosting keeps trying the same last file and fails with: Error: Task 5fcd... failed: retries exhausted after 6 attempts..

In ANGULARWhat Douglas answered has been the solution, in angular.json you change the "hosting:" dist "" for "hosting:" public "".Then you run the firebase deploy again and that will give you an error, but don't worry, go change what you modified in angular.json and then run firebase deploy again and voila! that worked for me

The problem for me was the connection dropping every few minutes. I was able to upload my files by repeating the upload process. It was not tenable to sit at the computer and repeat by hand, so in my root folder I added a bash script to retry on error in a loop.

If Kinesis Data Firehose encounters errors while delivering or processing data, it retries until the configured retry duration expires. If the retry duration ends before the data is delivered successfully, Kinesis Data Firehose backs up the data to the configured S3 backup bucket. If the destination is Amazon S3 and delivery fails or if delivery to the backup S3 bucket fails, Kinesis Data Firehose keeps retrying until the retention period ends. For DirectPut delivery streams, Kinesis Data Firehose retains the records for 24 hours. For a delivery stream whose data source is a Kinesis data stream, you can change the retention period as described in Changing the Data Retention Period.

While this approach is great, the bad thing is that we would send the error notification even though Lambda could still retry and recover. For example, it fails because of a network issue, the log with "error" is logged, the Metric/Alarm mechanism is triggered; then, Lambda retries again, but that time it works.

With test retries, Cypress is able to retry failed tests to help detect testflakiness and continuous integration (CI) build failures. By doing so, this willsave your team valuable time and resources so you can focus on what matters mostto you.

Once test retries are enabled, tests can be configured to have X number of retryattempts. For example, if test retries has been configured with 2 retryattempts, Cypress will retry tests up to 2 additional times (for a total of 3attempts) before potentially being marked as a failed test.

When a test retries, Cypress will continue to take screenshots for each failedattempt or cy.screenshot() and suffix each newscreenshot with (attempt n), corresponding to the current retry attemptnumber.

You can use Cypress's after:spec event listenerthat fires after each spec file is run to delete the recorded video for specsthat had no retry attempts or failures. Deleting passing and non-retried videosafter the run can save resource space on the machine as well as skip the timeused to process, compress, and upload the video toCypress Cloud.

fetch_retry(url, options, n - 1) will just work magically by the leap of faith and would return a Promise which, by the definition we discussed previously, resolves if any attempt (out of n - 1 attempts) succeed, and rejects if all n - 1 attempts failed.

JobA is setup with retry 1, interval 0 and return code 10. The job when ran fails with a RC of 10 and it works fine, the job auto resubmits and the alert only gets fired upon the 2nd failure (1st auto resubmit).

The problem I have is that when my app starts, it fires off ~10 request to a api which requires auth.

This in turn fires of 10 failures with 10 calls to my RequestInterceptors "retry" function which makes my app do the auth 10 times.

In the previous paragraph I said that Hangfire will try to change its state to failed, because state transition is one of places, where job filters can intercept and change the initial pipeline. And the AutomaticRetryAttribute class is one of them, that schedules the failed job to be automatically retried after increasing delay.

This filter is applied globally to all methods and have 10 retry attempts by default. So, your methods will be retried in case of exception automatically, and you receive warning log messages on every failed attempt. If retry attempts exceeded their maximum, the job will be move to the Failed state (with an error log message), and you will be able to retry it manually.

If one of your queued jobs is encountering an error, you likely do not want it to keep retrying indefinitely. Therefore, Laravel provides various ways to specify how many times or for how long a job may be attempted.

If you would like to mark your job as failed because of an exception that you have caught, you may pass the exception to the fail method. Or, for convenience, you may pass a string error message which will be converted to an exception for you:

For convenience, Laravel provides a queue:retry-batch Artisan command that allows you to easily retry all of the failed jobs for a given batch. The queue:retry-batch command accepts the UUID of the batch whose failed jobs should be retried:

The queue:failed command will list the job ID, connection, queue, failure time, and other information about the job. The job ID may be used to retry the failed job. For instance, to retry a failed job that has an ID of ce7bb17c-cdd8-41f0-a8ec-7b4fef4e5ece, issue the following command:

The funny thing is that "Sophos Antivirus Scanning is failed." while the update of Avira Antivirus pattern was failed. But this problem is solved. Im looking for a way to restart the processing of mails stored in /var/spool/error/processed.

It is retry policies for outbound web services, but it runs on the "input" queue record. The reason for this is how the ECC queue is managed. Firstly an outbound record is created. Then when the other system responds (or not), an input ECC queue record is created in response to the outbound. This is where you'll be seeing your handshake error.

Now, even if it attempts to run on an invalid cached connection, it should still go through the retry process on a new connection. If the data source is not online though, or the MID Server is still unable to connect at that time - the retries would still fail. In this scenario, and there's not much that could be done. You may be able to parse through the payloads of input records in the ECC Queue for that error message. If found, you can use the 'response_to' value to look up the outbound job and either set the state back to 'Ready' - or execute the 'Run Again' action. This would probably be best handled through a scheduled job.

But it failed to fire. The syntax matches that which is in the doco, but can't help thinking it should start with "run failed with error javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException" instead, given the above?? (I have actually set it to this for now, but it can sometimes be days before getting one of these errors in our DEV environment, due to considerably lower volumes - is there a way to generate these artificially??)

The best thing to do is look at the inbound ECC queue record. If the error_string field isn't visible, add it to the form, that'll display exactly what it contains. You could add have a more generic current.error_string.toString().indexOf('javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException') > -1; so wherever it is in the string, it'll retry it.

I'm not sure there is a way to force it to error - is it a certificate based integration? Maybe delete the certificate and let it fail and set a long retry policy and in the meantime, add the certificate back.

This error indicates that there was a problem with your code. The deploymentpipeline finished deploying the function, but failed at the last step - sendinga health check to the function. This health check is meant to execute afunction's global scope,which could be throwing an exception, crashing, or timing out. The global scopeis where you commonly load in libraries and initialize clients. 2351a5e196