httpsched: reduce blocking of scheduler/calls.Caller implementation #370
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April 1, 2019 20:20
* SUBSCRIBE calls may be long-blocking if the Mesos master is slow to respond. when the caller is in a *disconnected* state, a blocking SUBSCRIBE call should result in an immediate error state for concurrent, non-SUBSCRIBE calls that are issued until the subscription is established. SUBSCRIBE calls automatically transition the caller into a disconnected state if "AllowReconnect" is enabled. * non-SUBSCRIBE calls should not block, in general; if the number of concurrent calls exceeds some (predefined) threshold, then the caller will block.
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June 18, 2019 01:50
... properly terminate a concurrently running decoder.
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This really wants unit tests.
Also, looks like CI builds aren't running for some reason.