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How to slow down the run actions in Command Line Interface (CLI) to reduce the stress on system
How to slow down the run actions in Command Line Interface (CLI) to reduce the stress on system
This article explains how to slow down the run actions in Command Line Interface (CLI) to reduce the stress on the system.
Instructions
In the CLI command: The input parameter can be used with value "system -a sleep --value 10" to slow down the run actions. It also slows down the requests by waiting for 10 seconds between requests:
--input "system -a sleep --value 10"
Here is the sample command of using the above actions in run action:
--action runFromProjectList --input "--action getIssueList --project @project@ --file allissues.csv --append " --input "system -a sleep --value 10" --continue
It is recommended to test the command in a non-production environment before running in production OR Run the action with --simulate parameter to verify the behavior before deploying.
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