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High number of reverse geocoding jobs #619

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Freika opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 Discussed in #613 · 1 comment
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High number of reverse geocoding jobs #619

Freika opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 Discussed in #613 · 1 comment

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@Freika
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Freika commented Jan 3, 2025

Discussed in #613

Originally posted by solderdot72 January 2, 2025
Hi and happy new year!

On a clean DaWarIch installation (0.21.2) I import a handful of GPX files via the watched folder. After an hour Stats page shows that 45,926 geopoints were imported. This number is as expected.

The background jobs pages shows an ever-increasing number of reverse geocoding jobs, the same is true for the "Warteschlangen" page in sidekiq (http://<myIP>:3000/sidekiq/queues): After 1 hour after the import was started, the numbers displayed on both pages amount to 1.6 million (!) entries!

This appears to be reproducible. After having installed DaWarIch from scratch yestereve and the import showed those numbers this morning I removed dawarich and re-installed from scratch again today, I see those numbers again.

Is it expected that for not even 46,000 geopoints that many reverse geocoding jobs are created?

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I've seen that - after import of all points is done - clearing the reverse geocoding queue and starting reverse geoconding om outstanding points will work. A sane number of jobs is created.
However, for each batch of imported GPX tracks via the watched folder the number of initially created reverse-geocoding jobs appears to be limitless.

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