Fix cache: Don't check one url multiple times #687
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Travis tests are working, so only tests are waiting. |
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Now it should be finished. It includes tests for |
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please reroll this PR in the new organisation here: https://github.com/linkcheck/linkchecker/pulls see #686 for details |
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would be a great feature to merge into mainstream. Is there any timeplan for this? |
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As mentioned in #608, Linkchecker does multiple checks for one URL. It is caused by inconsistent use of cache. The URL is added to the queue when checking page, but it doesn't get to cache until the moment of checking the URL itself. In the meantime, it can be added to queue multiple times.
This PR should fix it.