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Migrate to new output window API #38653
Migrate to new output window API #38653
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Is there any overhead of creating multiple Clients, or is there some benefit of sharing things?
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Good question, I'll defer to Andrew
@AArnott is there any issue with sharing a single service broker client to retrieve various distinct services? Is there any benefit to doing that?
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A
ServiceBrokerClient
is totally fine with you requesting several services from it. It's optimized for that. What you shouldn't do is share yourServiceBrokerClient
with a lot of users/classes if you can avoid it. TheAvailabilityChanged
event can get noisy if it's raising events to a lot of listeners for services that aren't related to an individual handler. So basically if you're setting up multiple handlers for that event to inform different classes that all consume from the sameServiceBrokerClient
, consider creating a separateServiceBrokerClient
(and each with its ownIServiceBroker
passed to it) for each of these classes.