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AsyncTransport: eagerly process queue on stop() #888
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Sometimes, you don't want to just rely on the `atexit` handler, but manually shut down the `AsyncTransport` in your application and be sure all the logs are flushed from it. Calling `.flush(); .stop()` is not ideal, because `flush` could block for an unnecessarily long time. This PR: * sets the stop event in `_Worker.stop`, so the queue begins processing immediately * removes `_Worker._export_pending_data`, which became redundant, and just uses `stop` as the atexit handler * Exposes a public `stop` method on `AsyncTransport` * Driveby: clarify `grace_period` and `wait_period` units in docstring
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Sometimes, you don't want to just rely on the
atexithandler, but manually shut down theAsyncTransportin your application and be sure all the logs are flushed from it. Calling.flush(); .stop()is not ideal, becauseflushcould block for an unnecessarily long time. This PR:_Worker.stop, so the queue begins processing immediately_Worker._export_pending_data, which became redundant, and just usesstopas the atexit handlerstopmethod onAsyncTransportgrace_periodandwait_periodunits in docstring