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1. Check the timestamp of the last event on the result page. If it is older than some threshold age (e.g. half an hour) then go to step (4), otherwise proceed with step (6);
2. The result page is trustworthy, use events from the page as you please;
3. Make a request using the next page URL retrieved with the result page, proceed with step (2);
4. Discard the result page for it is not trustworthy;
5. Pause for some time (at least 15 seconds);
6. Repeat the previous request, and proceed with step (2).
The confusion is about step 6.
Does Previous request mean that retry the current url or retrieve the previous page url and request that page again. Any help on this would be much appreciated.
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I am working on the polling mechanism for mailgun and need some help in clearing out the stated retry logic in case of "untrustworthy events" provided by mailgun.
Going by the documentation: https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/api-events.html#event-polling
It is stated that :
The confusion is about step 6.
Does Previous request mean that retry the current url or retrieve the previous page url and request that page again. Any help on this would be much appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: