Implement ability to control timeout and stride from Throttler #52
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| options[:throttle] = Throttle::Factory.create_throttle(*options[:throttle]) | ||
| if options[:throttler] | ||
| options[:throttler] = Throttler::Factory.create_throttler(*options[:throttler]) | ||
| elsif options[:throttle] || options[:stride] |
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Implement ability to control timeout and stride from Throttler
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The purpose of this change is to have the concept of a "throttler"
control not just the timeout, but also the stride. This will give
us greater control over configuration during migrations.
To achieve this the following took place:
confusing as the legacy option of "throttle" was misleading
Throttler code