StreamSelectLoop: Fix erroneous zero-time sleep #49
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Nice find 👍 |
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@joshdifabio The changes LGTM 👍 Can you add some tests for this?
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Ping @joshdifabio, what do you think about adding a test here? Also, may I ask you to rebase this on the new "0.4" branch so we get this in for the upcoming v0.4.3 release? |
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I can't see an easy way to test this, but I'm also very busy and this isn't near the top of my priority list. Please feel free to close this PR and make the change yourself if that's easier. |
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Superseded by #93 |
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See #48.