Use rate limiting rules as set in the Wikibase REST API and the Action API. For now, these are applied across the board and there are no exceptions for authenticated requests, if there is a need for it later, we can add it.
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- T366594: ⏳ [Create error] Too many requests
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It seems that there aren't any limits for read-only requests in mediawiki. Rate limiting only applies to edit requests, and the corresponding ticket for the REST API (T366594) also only talks about limits for edit requests and temp user creations.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Etiquette#Request_limit says
There is no hard speed limit on read requests, but be considerate and try not to take a site down. [...] Requests which make edits, modify state or otherwise are not read-only requests, are subject to rate limiting.
TL;DR nothing to do here since our GraphQL API is read-only!?
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Thanks for looking into this.
Moving the ticket to done since no action is needed here.