Support Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpan in grain delay deactivation #8711
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ReubenBond
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Great, thank you, @nichvolodov! |
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| @@ -396,12 +396,12 @@ internal List<Message> DequeueAllWaitingRequests() | |||
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| public void DelayDeactivation(TimeSpan timespan) | |||
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| if (timespan <= TimeSpan.Zero) | |||
| if (timespan <= TimeSpan.Zero && timespan != Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpan) | |||
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The code could be a little simplified by swapping this with the else if, so that InfiniteTimeSpan only needs to be checked once.
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changed in #8712
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grain.DelayDeactivation(Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpan) work incorrect
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