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[service-bus] (non-sessions) Modify receive algorithm to match .NET. #9968
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[service-bus] (non-sessions) Modify receive algorithm to match .NET. #9968
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The new version works like this: receive(maxMessages, maxWaitTime) Internally we then wait for: 1. maxMessages to arrive 2. maxWaitTime to expire or 3. An internal 1 second timeout that will fire _after_ the first message has been received.
…ols exit from receiveMessages
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…at mode and not all the messages appear to be recieved
…est timeout between "remaining time for receive" vs "maxTimeAfterFirstMessageInMs"
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… to note that it only controls the time to receive the first message.
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I needed to add an actual implementation for the EventEmitter (I use it in the tests). Just re-running, no code changes. |
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…sages algorithm (#10107) [sessions] Changing our receiveMessages() algorithm to match .NET's. The new version works like this: receive(maxMessages, maxWaitTime) Internally we then wait for: maxMessages to arrive maxWaitTime to expire or An internal 1 second timeout that will fire after the first message has been received or the remaining time left from maxWaitTime (whichever one is smaller) (also eliminated some dead code as a result of making SessionManager a sample rather than being part of the core library) Complements #9968 and is the final change for #9718
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Changing our receiveMessages() algorithm to match .NET's.
The new version works like this:
receive(maxMessages, maxWaitTime)
Internally we then wait for:
or
has been received.
TODO:
Partial fix for #9718