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I've been developing a proof of concept windows app using cpp_redis for pubsub and noticed my subscriber doesn't always catch consecutive publishes to its channel. I can re-create this behavior using the provided unit tests. If I vary the number of publish calls in the SubscribeMultiplePublished test, it seems to fail sometimes, but not others.
My setup uses 64-bit Windows 7, Visual Studio 2015 (The project however is built 32-bit). I see this both building cpp_redis statically as well as dynamically.
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Seeing Inconsistent Test Results in TEST(RedisSubscriber, SubscribeMultiplePublished)
Seeing inconsistent test results in TEST(RedisSubscriber, SubscribeMultiplePublished)
Jun 30, 2017
I was not able to reproduce this bug on my macbook.
However, there is a high change that this issue is related to tacopie#17.
Can you just confirm me which version of cpp_redis are you using?
My guess is that you are using the latest version and that this bug is not happening in earlier versions?
If it is the case, then this issue is indeed related to tacopie#17 and a fix will be submitted by tomorrow night.
I've been developing a proof of concept windows app using cpp_redis for pubsub and noticed my subscriber doesn't always catch consecutive publishes to its channel. I can re-create this behavior using the provided unit tests. If I vary the number of publish calls in the SubscribeMultiplePublished test, it seems to fail sometimes, but not others.
This is the test code I've been using:
TEST RESULTS
My setup uses 64-bit Windows 7, Visual Studio 2015 (The project however is built 32-bit). I see this both building cpp_redis statically as well as dynamically.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: