Remove loads of sleep statements in UTs #212
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I think this change actually brings most of the benefit.
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@rkday Thanks! This is a right way to go. |
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This removes all the calls to sleep() in spec/concurrent/executor/thread_pool_executor_shared.rb, replacing them with Event wait/set or CountDownLatch calls in order to block for the minimum sensible amount of time.
Consistently brings
spec/concurrent/executor/{ruby,java}_thread_pool_executor_spec.rbdown from 11s to 5s for me (across MRI, rbx and JRuby), so I think it's worth doing.