When the context used for a load operation is canceled, then the result
is always an error independent of whether the file could be retrieved
from the backend. Do not false positively trip the circuit breaker in
this case.
The old behavior was problematic when trying to lock a repository. When
`Lock.checkForOtherLocks` listed multiple lock files in parallel and one
of them fails to load, then all other loads were canceled. This
cancelation was remembered by the circuit breaker, such that locking
retries would fail.
The HTTP client can only retry HTTP2 requests after receiving a GOAWAY
response if it can rewind the body. As we use a custom data type,
explicitly provide an implementation of `GetBody`.
* removes files which are no longer in the repository, including index files, snapshot files and pack files from the cache.
cache: fix ids set initialisation with NewIDSet()
The default client has no timeouts configured opening network
connections. Thus, if 169.254.169.254 is inaccessible, then the client
would wait for until the operating system gives up, which will take
several minutes.
The first one in Create is already a WithStack error. The rest were
referencing code that hasn't existed for quite some time. Note that
errors from Google SDKs tends to start with "google:" or "googleapi:".
Also, use restic/internal/errors.
Calls to `List(ctx, ...)` are usually stopped by canceling the context
once no further entries are required by the caller. Thus, don't log the
final error if the used context was canceled.
Retries in restic try to solve two main problems:
- retry a temporarily failed operation
- tolerate temporary network interruptions
The first problem only requires a few retries, whereas the last one benefits
primarily from spreading the requests over a longer duration.
Increasing the default multiplier and the initial interval works for
both cases. The first few retries only take a few seconds, while later
retries quickly reach the maximum interval of one minute. This ensures
that the total number of retries issued by restic will remain at around
21 retries for a 15 minute period. As the concurrency in restic is
bounded, retries drastically reduce the number of requests sent to a
backend. This helps to prevent overloading the backend.
Previously, if an operation failed after 15 minutes, then it would never
be retried. This means that large backend requests are more unreliable
than smaller ones.
Depending on how long an operation takes to fail, the total retry
duration can currently vary between 1.5 and 15 minutes. In particular
for temporarily interrupted network connections, the former timeout is
too short. Thus always use a limit of 15 minutes.
LoadRaw also includes improved context cancellation handling similar to the
implementation in repository.LoadUnpacked.
The removed cache backend test will be added again later on.
If a file exhausts its retry attempts, then it is likely not accessible
the next time. Thus, immediately fail all load calls for that file to
avoid useless retries.
