novox/hq issue 175. The controller's events consumer had no bound on outstanding deliveries: the client was handed every waiting announcement, the heartbeat kept only the one being built alive, the rest timed out and came back, and a merge that came back rebuilt builder and route-proxy again — five times over tonight. MaxAckPending: 1 on that consumer; the existing consumer is updated in place by the assertion at start. Merging at once: it is what is making the mesh slow.
novox/hq issue 175. The controller's events consumer had no bound on outstanding deliveries: the client was handed every waiting announcement, the heartbeat kept only the one being built alive, the rest timed out and came back, and a merge that came back rebuilt builder and route-proxy again — five times over tonight. `MaxAckPending: 1` on that consumer; the existing consumer is updated in place by the assertion at start. Merging at once: it is what is making the mesh slow.
A merge's handler builds for minutes and keeps its own delivery alive; the announcements handed over
behind it timed out on the client and came back, and a merge that came back rebuilt what it had just
built, five times over (novox/hq issue 175). MaxAckPending 1 on the events consumer: the server holds
the rest.
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novox/hq issue 175. The controller's events consumer had no bound on outstanding deliveries: the client was handed every waiting announcement, the heartbeat kept only the one being built alive, the rest timed out and came back, and a merge that came back rebuilt builder and route-proxy again — five times over tonight.
MaxAckPending: 1on that consumer; the existing consumer is updated in place by the assertion at start. Merging at once: it is what is making the mesh slow.