feat: add refreshFrequency option for blocking strategy #461
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Hey @nickalie thanks for that pull request! |
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Some issues Probably from parsing or default value ? |
Signed-off-by: Alexis Couvreur <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Alexis Couvreur <[email protected]>
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Currently, for initial start blocking strategy always takes at least 5 seconds, before bypassing the request to the target container. Though the container itself may start in half a second, blocking strategy still waits for 5 seconds due to hard-coded refresh frequency.
The PR adds customizable
refreshFrequencyoption to the blocking requests. Works in similar way asrefreshFrequencyoption for the dynamic strategy. For instance, if you setrefreshFrequencyto 100ms and your container starts in 500ms, the end user will receive response for the very first request in about 600-700ms instead of 5000ms for blocking strategy