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It seems right now that when a grabbed token is released after the keys have expired, that that single token is returned to the available pool which contains then only that token, all the while the Exists and Version keys are gone. That sounds wrong.
Wouldn't it make more sense to have #lock call persist on all keys, and #signal only expire them if it just signaled out the last grabbed key?
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It seems right now that when a grabbed token is released after the keys have expired, that that single token is returned to the available pool which contains then only that token, all the while the Exists and Version keys are gone. That sounds wrong.
Wouldn't it make more sense to have
#lock
callpersist
on all keys, and#signal
onlyexpire
them if it just signaled out the last grabbed key?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: