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Intermittent Error with sf project retrieve start
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there's several json file that's read for authing to that org. I'd guess that one of those has something wrong with it when you see this happen. I don't have a good explanation for the intermittent part though. Next time it happens, take a peek at the file to see if there's something obvious about it. |
I don't know if it can help to understand the situation, but I think it's important to add that I was doing parallel retrieves using python. |
that's likely the problem. |
This issue has been linked to a new work item: W-16322519 |
Received, next time it comes up I'll do a more in-depth analysis |
hey, I think we found a way to replicate this and have a fix for it. It went out in the nightly |
This is now in |
Summary
Steps To Reproduce
Hello,
I’m encountering an intermittent issue when running the sf project retrieve start command. Occasionally, I receive the following error, but if I retry the command, it executes successfully without any issues:
As you can see the error:
Unexpected end of JSON input
is strange for a cli commandExpected result
The command should execute successfully on the first attempt without any errors.
Actual result
Some times fail and when i retry work well
System Information
Thanks a lot!
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