Only toggle production state when above/below watermark (#2996) #2997
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Motivation: The high/low watermark backpressure strategy assumes that a yield can never happen when there's no outstanding demand. It's reasonably easy for this to not be a true: a handler decoding messages in a loop, for example, may not pay attention to `read() calls and produce when there's no outstanding demand. The channel should of course not read from the socket, so produced values will stop being produced. Modifications: - Alter the high/low watermarks such that demand is only enabled when the buffer depth is below the low watermark, and only disabled when above the high watermark. Result: Fewer crashes (cherry picked from commit ba6608e)
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Motivation:
The high/low watermark backpressure strategy assumes that a yield can never happen when there's no outstanding demand. It's reasonably easy for this to not be a true: a handler decoding messages in a loop, for example, may not pay attention to `read() calls and produce when there's no outstanding demand. The channel should of course not read from the socket, so produced values will stop being produced.
Modifications:
Result:
Fewer crashes
(cherry picked from commit ba6608e)