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Prevent starvation in case of many concurrent requests and timeouts #123
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Moved to datastax/ruby-driver |
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Merged to master (in case a bug fix release for 2.0.x is needed). |
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In case there are many concurrent requests and the callbacks for the futures create more requests, there is starvation of existing requests. If there are timeouts involved, they may be triggered because of this starvation, but this is undesired behavior even without timeouts.
Also, in case there is a timeout, the
id = nilline inflush_request_queuecauses it to miss out on the event, which in extreme cases make cause the system to go into a state in which there are requests waiting, but they will never be sent.