When setting timeout_ms = 60000 and since = 0, the timeout sometimes immediately (on the same second), even if there are changes. This doesn't happen all the time, and I can't manage to reproduce it consistently except on a running system where after ~1day it will consistantly fail.
The way I use it:
Create a feed with the specified parameters.
Define on_timeout handler which calls removeAllListeners and stop (and deletes the feed).
Start the feed.
Later, after a (real) timeout, repeat the process.
At some point, the timeout is triggered always immediately. Restarting the process fixes it.
When setting
timeout_ms = 60000andsince = 0, the timeout sometimes immediately (on the same second), even if there are changes. This doesn't happen all the time, and I can't manage to reproduce it consistently except on a running system where after ~1day it will consistantly fail.The way I use it:
on_timeouthandler which callsremoveAllListenersandstop(and deletes the feed).At some point, the timeout is triggered always immediately. Restarting the process fixes it.