Sometimes the cleanup of buckets resulted in an active rate-limit bucket being orphaned. This means that the bucket was continuously trying to execute the same request without updating its state.
This release should resolve that problem, fixing the occasional bug where a 429 response was handled incorrectly.
The default thread model used for the handling of rate-limits has been changed. Instead of using a single scheduled executor, we now make use of an additional elastic pool that automatically scales up and down based on how many buckets run concurrently.
In the previous model, the scheduled executor limited the capabilities by only providing a fixed amount of threads. To handle scaling with larger bots, we simply used 5 threads for each shard. This has been adjusted now to use a shared pool, which scales up and down based on load instead.
Please let us know if you run into any problems with the defaults in your deployments!
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Bumps net.dv8tion:JDA from 5.0.0-beta.17 to 5.0.0-beta.18.
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Change thread model used for requests (#2463)239288f
Fix incorrect index used in attachment update requests (#2588)9a55479
Fix orphaned rate-limit buckets (#2585)8937fd4
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