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fix: check if we can remove the time.Sleep to wait the plugin load #4101

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Pantani opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 0 comments
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fix: check if we can remove the time.Sleep to wait the plugin load #4101

Pantani opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 0 comments
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component:apps Related to Ignite Apps. type:enhancement Improvement or update to existing feature(s).

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Pantani commented Apr 24, 2024

          It seems that adding the `KillClient` call might make the `time.Sleep` call redundant 馃, so it might be possible to remove the `time.Sleep`. Killing the client should try to stop it gracefully, so buffers should be flushed properly if the plugin client is running without issues.

Maybe you could add a TODO? If it can't be properly tested to be sure in fact the time.Sleep is redundant now.

Originally posted by @jeronimoalbi in #4091 (comment)

@salmad3 salmad3 added component:apps Related to Ignite Apps. type:enhancement Improvement or update to existing feature(s). labels May 29, 2024
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