When crawling the entire website for translation, if several pages fail to be crawled or translated consecutively, the most reasonable approach would be to automatically pause the crawling process. This would prevent the system from continuing with a large number of ineffective operations and wasting time and resources.
I encountered a typical case during testing. I tested 42 languages, with 2 pages requiring translation for each language. In practice, the first 45 pages were generated successfully, but from page 46 through page 82, the system continued performing ineffective crawling and translation operations without producing valid results.
Therefore, I think this process can be further optimized. When the system detects several consecutive crawling or translation failures, it should automatically pause the current batch task instead of continuing to process the remaining pages. This would reduce unnecessary waiting and resource consumption, while allowing the user to investigate the issue before resuming the task.
