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As far as I can tell currently there is no way to change the interval and/or intervalCap at runtime. Is there any chance for this to be implemented?
The current solution is great if you know in advance that you want to run tasks at a steady rate. However, in more dynamic use cases changing interval or intervalCap would be very useful.
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In my use case, I am checking for some kind of cancellation condition during task runs and, based on that, I need to be able to cancel (fast-forward) the queue if the condition is true. The problem is that this queue needs an interval cap, which is still applied during fast-forwarding, leading to a considerable delay before the queue is flushed.
As far as I can tell currently there is no way to change the interval and/or intervalCap at runtime. Is there any chance for this to be implemented?
The current solution is great if you know in advance that you want to run tasks at a steady rate. However, in more dynamic use cases changing interval or intervalCap would be very useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: