Hey,
I'm curious in what order does SCM complete individual tasks.
Ex: I setup an Auto-follow task based on a search term. Once started, it seems like the program is moving in this order:
1) Crawling/scraping for list of SC accounts
2) Following that list of SC accounts w/ pause inbetween
This means the Crawling can take hours before even following anyone.
Am I wrong about this? Why wouldn't it do the following instead?
1) Crawl/Scrape for single SC account
2) Follow single SC account
3) Pause
4) Goto 1
Thanks in advance for the aid.
Order of processing?
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Re: Order of processing?
That is correctdre123 wrote:Hey,
I'm curious in what order does SCM complete individual tasks.
Ex: I setup an Auto-follow task based on a search term. Once started, it seems like the program is moving in this order:
1) Crawling/scraping for list of SC accounts
2) Following that list of SC accounts w/ pause inbetween
I suppose if you were trying to do a VERY large shared action, it could, but 99% of the time that is not the case. How many items are you trying to scrape that takes hours?This means the Crawling can take hours before even following anyone.
because that isn't how it was doneAm I wrong about this? Why wouldn't it do the following instead?
1) Crawl/Scrape for single SC account
2) Follow single SC account
3) Pause
4) Goto 1
Re: Order of processing?
Interesting. Is that the order of processing for commenting and liking too? Scrape everything, then do comments/liking after?
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