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Previously the handle_pubsub_messages() loop was executing every 10ms when there was no message available. Now reading from the redis network socket will block (the coroutine) for up to 30s before it returns when no message is available. Using channel.listen() would be even better, but it lacks the ignore_subscribe_messages option and I could not figure out how to filter the returned messages. |
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