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This command take 20 seconds (sometimes 30) without any progressbar if I don't have any GCP creds setup. If I put anon=True - it works instantly like it suppose to.
This affects all users since we use GCP in most of our examples and, I'm sure, majority of user do not have GCP creds set up.
What's needed: we need to avoid the delay when GCP creds are not set up. Ideally, without specifying anon=True which adds more code in examples and mental overhead for users.
ToDo:
Fix the issue
Remove anon=True from Readme and Get Started
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This is happening in SOMA co-working for me as well. The reason is the same issue as here https://github.com/iterative/studio/issues/10235 . Google lib has an exponential backoff on trying to reach out to the metadata service. So, when we don't set credentials explicitly to anon it is trying everything it could and thus hitting that exponential backoff. We need to wait for that PR that @0x2b3bfa0 made to land. And even after that users will have to specify an env variable.
I wonder if we can fix fsspec to disable metadata service if we are not on google (GC fsspec has a way to determine that AFAIU) - wdyt @0x2b3bfa0 ?
Description
See quick start.
This command take 20 seconds (sometimes 30) without any progressbar if I don't have any GCP creds setup. If I put
anon=True
- it works instantly like it suppose to.This affects all users since we use GCP in most of our examples and, I'm sure, majority of user do not have GCP creds set up.
What's needed: we need to avoid the delay when GCP creds are not set up. Ideally, without specifying
anon=True
which adds more code in examples and mental overhead for users.ToDo:
anon=True
from Readme and Get StartedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: