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Increasemental xmldump (--xmlrevisions) #24
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This may be a dumb question @yzqzss -- I'm trying to do more tests with this, but it's refusing to run the dump, saying "A dump of this wiki was uploaded to IA in the last 365 days. Aborting."; would you happen to know a way to bypass this message? Thank you so so much! |
Wait... ignore me! Just found the |
@yzqzss so I'm running on a Windows laptop now using an Anaconda environment (Python 3.12), and I'm running into an error; first I run the following:
The final command gives me the error:
Thanks so much! |
Accroding to Set | Microsoft Learn
So, This should work for you: set ARVCONTINUE=20240723134615^|148752
wikiteam3dumpgenerator ...options... |
Thanks so much for the quick response! Hmmm... So running Results in:
And
Funnily, when just using quotes (
Running
I'm going to try a couple more potential solutions but just want to document this behavior! |
I tried using PowerShell's |
$Env:ARVCONTINUE = '20240723134615|148752' how about this one? |
I ran it first as two commands:
Then as these two commands:
And then as one command:
Fails each time. First version runs, but quits after seeing the previous dump appears to be finished (despite |
Move the previous dump to another place, make sure the current work dir is clean, then rerun $Env:ARVCONTINUE = '20240723134615|148752'
wikiteam3dumpgenerator --xml --xmlrevisions https://lgbtdb.wikibase.cloud --force Or use |
It worked!!!! Adding the |
Not to return again (sorry), but I'm working on a bash implementation (using Git Bash). It ran once successfully with the following:
However, when attempting to run a second time I get this error:
I was confused by this, so I checked the log for the
I'm very confused by the error message
The |
Interestingly, it works when running as normal on the command-line (using
Very strange all around... so it may be a bash issue. |
Figured it out! You have to remove the front/trailing quotes, I did this by running |
close: #23
To incrementally dump xmldump:
video:
2024-07-09.18-53-24.mp4