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feat: terminateVisibilityTimeout = number to customise the timeout #520
feat: terminateVisibilityTimeout = number to customise the timeout #520
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if (this.terminateVisibilityTimeout) { | ||
await this.changeVisibilityTimeout(message, 0); | ||
if (this.terminateVisibilityTimeout !== false) { | ||
const timeout = this.terminateVisibilityTimeout === true ? 0 : this.terminateVisibilityTimeout |
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Thanks for the PR, this makes sense. I am currently thinking if it makes sense to add a new option though (terminateVisibilityTimeoutMs
) rather than this logic and then just default that to 0 and allow it to be changed.
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Thanks for the review! To be honest I'm on the fence too. If we reuse the terminateVisibilityTimeout
option, the naming is a bit confusing; if we add a terminateVisibilityTimeoutMs
, without looking at their types, there will appear to be a timeout and a timeout in milliseconds at the same time, and I'm not sure what should happen if terminateVisibilityTimeout == false
but terminateVisibilityTimeoutMs
is set.
I'm happy to leave the decision to you. I can update the code and docs if you opt for a new option in the end.
PS: Forgot to npm run format
. Just pushed :)
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Yeah that makes sense too, I think I'll just merge this into canary for now and think on it, if I don't decide against it by Wednesday, I'll push it up to main.
Thanks a lot for the contribution!
This allows users to introduce a delay before the message can be received again. In some cases this can improve the overall success rate.
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Resolves #523
Description:
This allows users to introduce a delay before the message can be received again. In some cases this can improve the overall success rate.
Type of change:
Why is this change required?:
When tasks are not time critical, a small delay can mitigate some intermittent errors, or give supervisors like K8s a little time to kill broken consumers.
Code changes:
terminateVisibilityTimeout
option has been updated to accept custom visibility timeouts.I reused the option as I thought it was the most non-intrusive way to introduce this feature. If it appears to be confusing, I can also add a new option. But since the underlying SQS command is the same, I think it's ok.
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