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Overflowing Event Queue in BatchEventProcessor Only Longs a Debug Message, Maybe #352
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Thank you for registering the issue @jkolenofferup . We are looking into it. |
@jkolenofferup I implemented the warning log level. |
You could pass a small queue with max elements set to 10
You'd only need to send 11+ events to trigger the error. My guess is that default queue size is different for Py3.4 and PyPy. |
Yes, I tried that. All Py versions except 3.4, PyPy/PyPy3 would pass fine. The problematic three would consistently fail, they wouldn't even be flakey. As I increased the number of events to pass in from one over the queue limit to 20% more, to 100% more, to 1000% more, the tests for the Py 3.4, and PyPy was becoming more stable. Very strange. |
If you overflow the event_queue in BatchEventProcessor, the
queue.Full
event is caught and produces a debug level message in the logger.This solution is problematic for at least two reasons:
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