exempt a configurable number of MARKREAD commands from fakelag #1978
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Note: can we zero-rate no-op JOIN commands? This helps with clients (like Goguma) attempting to rejoin all channels on reconnection. (However, the long-term fix for this involves communicating that the server is maintaining presence and the client should not attempt to rejoin channels: this prevents the client from rejoining channels that were PART'ed from a different session.) |
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cc @emersion @progval
This is intended to solve slow reattaches by Goguma after ircv3/ircv3-specifications#489; right now, Goguma sends enough MARKREAD commands to trigger fakelag.
This change seems fairly low risk. The main thing I'm concerned about is that the config file is part of the "public API" of Ergo, so to speak, so I want to be sure that the
command-budgetsconcept is sufficiently expressive and reasonably future-proof.