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After max queue size connections have been reaped, no new connections are allowed to be created.
The connection shutdown block can safely happen outside the mutex. This allows another thread to safely grab a connection while the reaper is still working through old connections.
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* Fix reaper exhausting the queue After max queue size connections have been reaped, no new connections are allowed to be created. * Reduce contention on the stack mutex The connection shutdown block can safely happen outside the mutex. This allows another thread to safely grab a connection while the reaper is still working through old connections. * Handle stack shutdown in reap
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NOTE: This includes the commit from #188 so I didn't have to deal with wonky rebasing.
This limits the mutex lock to interactions with the stack that are small, fast, and atomic. Moving the connection close code outside the mutex as it doesn't impact the pool.
Sidenote: Thinking about releasing the reap update, it probably needs to be a major version bump as it breaks things for anyone that has used the defined extension points and interacts with
@que. It is probably possible this could be modified to only introduce a breaking change ifreapis used.