Expire messages more frequently #9
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…r expired messages every 5 seconds. Before it checked it once in a TLL, which indeed lead to a very weird behavior with large TTL values.
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Thanks for reporting this. I have filed a bug in RabbitMQ's internal bug tracker. We should hopefully fix this soon. The required change is more complex than you propose - a fixed interval really doesn't cut it; instead the timer should be set to go off at the time the next message at the head of the queue is meant to expire. |
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Find app schema either in deps/App/priv or priv/
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Now it checks for expired messages every 5 seconds. Before it checked it once in a TLL, which indeed lead to a very weird behavior with large TTL values (very high latency for dead letter exchange).