nsqd: empty queue does not empty deferred/inflight #144
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diff is a little ugly... didn't really see the advantage of having things in ready for review @jehiah |
| // Deferred implements the Queue interface | ||
| func (c *Channel) Deferred() map[nsq.MessageID]*pqueue.Item { | ||
| return c.deferredMessages | ||
| func (c *Channel) Flush() error { |
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let's comment to give a little context for this function (and why the pq's are not drained). Also, since this function is only used internally, we don't need to export it.
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updated @jehiah |
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LGTM. squash please |
* refactor empty/flush code
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squashed |
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nsqd: empty queue does not empty deferred/inflight
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nsqdshould empty all the internal queues for a channel including in-flight and deferred.cc @bitly/nsq