messenger: use ackWaitTimeout in postpone query #6114
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without this, messages will be resent too quickly Signed-off-by: Derek Perkins <[email protected]>
this makes the postpone sql easier to follow, and it will make it easier to allow for user provided jitter % in the future Signed-off-by: Derek Perkins <[email protected]>
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Since messages are immediately postponed upon sending, we need to add exponential backoff on top of the ackWaitTime, otherwise messages will be resent too quickly.
This also simplifies the query by pulling out the
time_nowaddition to the front of the query and leaving the IF statement to only calculate backoff.In the second commit, I move the jitter calculation from SQL into Go. This makes the postpone sql easier to follow, and it will make it easier to allow for user provided jitter % in the future