No result
See original GitHub issueIs it just me or are there a lot of “No result” errors being returned?
} else if (!f_ret || !f_ret.payload || !f_ret.payload[0]) {
return callback('No result');
}
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Ok, i can confirm this @predator747 ReScans gets No Result within 500ms
No result[45.44242190000001, 9.161924299999988] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.161924299999988] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.162924299999988] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.162924299999988] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.163924299999987] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.163924299999987] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.164924299999987] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.164924299999987] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.165924299999986] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.165924299999986] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.166924299999986] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.166924299999986] No result[45.44242190000001, 9.167924299999985]
I heard something that Niantic limited the requests per seconds to 3… so your timeout should be about that before starting a new mapscan