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The term Drop lead to a lot of confusion.
Most people thing of "drop" as an destructive operation (like in mysql, ip, etc.). As of this drop was mistaken as a discard in the past quite often.
The "Drop" mechanism was originally thought of as kind of an exception handling mechanism: If you cannot deliver a message, drop it, so somebody else might catch it. So basically it implements a "retry by routing" operation.
Find all occurrences of "Drop*" and replace them by "Retry*"
Make it clear that this operation is a "retry in case of error" in the documentation
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The term Drop lead to a lot of confusion.
Most people thing of "drop" as an destructive operation (like in mysql, ip, etc.). As of this drop was mistaken as a discard in the past quite often.
The "Drop" mechanism was originally thought of as kind of an exception handling mechanism: If you cannot deliver a message, drop it, so somebody else might catch it. So basically it implements a "retry by routing" operation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: