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Setting numWorkers to 100, and running tasks until they timeout, appears to be not releasing queues. I haven't isolated code to prove yet, but I wanted to ask for more detail about how timeouts are intended to be used.
Is the above by design, should I be manually timing out my tasks and resolving like the guide example does, or is this a bug?
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100 workers is a large number of tasks to be processed in parallel in a single node process for most tasks (unless they're highly async). First off, I'd suggest lowering the number of workers per process, and try running multiple node processes, or spawning child processes to do the processing.
Let me know if you still have issues after trying that - you might simply be trying to do too much on a single CPU
the 1.6.1 release fixed a bug in timeouts that could be related to some of these symptoms. Can you check out the new release and report back if things still don't work as you expect
Setting numWorkers to 100, and running tasks until they timeout, appears to be not releasing queues. I haven't isolated code to prove yet, but I wanted to ask for more detail about how timeouts are intended to be used.
Is the above by design, should I be manually timing out my tasks and resolving like the guide example does, or is this a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: