[04:30:14] Can anyone spot the reason this python is failing one of the implementations? https://www.wikifunctions.org/view/en/Z13577 [08:10:26] The basic Python is fine. It looks like a cached error: the equality function is expecting a Natural number and (may be) receiving a [[Z574]], which provokes a [[Z564]]. I tried replicating the test with object equality and got errors from 5 hours ago. Flipping the arguments gave success in Python and a timeout in JavaScript (Z15901) (re @Toby: Can anyone spot the reason [08:10:26] this pyt [08:10:27] hon is failing one of the implementations? https://www.wikifunctions.org/view/en/Z13577) [08:12:36] (Z574 and Z564) [16:20:38] How can one avoid this "Reached time limit in orchestrator" error? Because I have experience it in one wikifunction I wrote in the past [16:20:38] https://www.wikifunctions.org/view/en/Z13927 [16:41:09] It is not always possible to avoid this error. The development team are working on making it less frequent. Apart from that, you can try [16:41:10] • using a simpler composition [16:41:11] • implementing the function in JavaScript or Python [16:41:13] If you would like help with this, please leave a message on the Community Portal page: https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Wikifunctions:Community_portal#Tasks_listed_by_users (re @Ox4e5fdd32: How can one avoid this "Reached time limit in orchestrator" error? Because I have experience it in one wikifunction I wrote in t...) [23:49:12] In your example, I would consider removing the two calls in your composition to Z10047. (re @Ox4e5fdd32: How can one avoid this "Reached time limit in orchestrator" error? Because I have experience it in one wikifunction I wrote in t...)