Hi,
I think I already sent you an email about this. But as it’s probably relevant to all, I’ll paste my response here:
Hi Fernando,
I have just executed one iteration of the workflow and I do not receive any errors.
Generally a 429 “too many requests” status indicates a rate limitation error. I’d guess that the page you’re accessing detects automated, bot-like behavior and thus throws the mentioned error.
There’s a couple of options:
(1) Try adding further and longer timeouts,
(2) Use a set of different proxy servers through which you perform the requests. You can configure a proxy server through the “Capabilities” section in the WebDriver Factory node; there’s an existing snippet with example configuration for that.
For clarification: You mention a tool for Python below, but I cannot find any link. Could you clarify?
Thank you,
Philipp
The link posted above seems to be a patched Chrome driver. You could try to build and use this through the Selenium preferences where you can select your own ChromeDriver instance, but I cannot give any support, guarantees, etc.
–Philipp