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Say I had a timer event firing every minute. Say it fires and is processing...could a grain method be called and now my timer processing code is running at the same time as a grain method? Would I be guaranteed the "one-at-a-time" queue behavior that grain methods have even though the timer doesn't trigger the normal start of a grain method? |
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Still getting my head wrapped around the terms used here "interleave" and "re-entrancy" but I think this topic and related stuff answeres my question for now and maybe for future enhancements too. |
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Yes, grain timers are currently "interleaving" (aka reeentrant). Here is the PR where we're implementing which act like regular grain calls: #8955 |
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Still getting my head wrapped around the terms used here "interleave" and "re-entrancy" but I think this topic and related stuff answeres my question for now and maybe for future enhancements too.