feat(delay-operator): support long delays by segmenting the delay (#7440) #7441
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…ing the delay This commit updates the delay operator to handle delays longer than 2147483647 ms (~24.9 days), addressing the JavaScript timer limitation. It introduces a segmented delay approach, allowing the delay operator to accurately manage long delay periods without exceeding the maximum setTimeout/setInterval limit. This change ensures reliable delay operations for scenarios requiring long wait times, such as token expiration or delayed notifications, improving the operator's versatility and reliability.
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Refer #3015, core team's general agreement is we want to doc as known limitation. |
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This commit updates the delay operator to handle delays longer than 2147483647 ms (~24.9 days), addressing the JavaScript timer limitation. It introduces a segmented delay approach, allowing the delay operator to accurately manage long delay periods without exceeding the maximum limit. This change ensures reliable delay operations for scenarios requiring long wait times, such as token expiration or delayed notifications, improving the operator's versatility and reliability.
Related issue (7440): #7440