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In the current implementation, the kill operation will take effect only after calling next function.
However, if a MySQL client doesn't receive data for a long time, the next function wasn't called for a long time either.
This case can lead to many resources(i.e. goroutine, memory) can not be released.
Also, many logs like below will be outputted each 100ms, which is very annoying.
In order to improve robustness, we need to change the kill process to release resources as many as possible.
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Enhancement
In the current implementation, the kill operation will take effect only after calling
next
function.However, if a MySQL client doesn't receive data for a long time, the
next
function wasn't called for a long time either.This case can lead to many resources(i.e. goroutine, memory) can not be released.
Also, many logs like below will be outputted each 100ms, which is very annoying.
In order to improve robustness, we need to change the kill process to release resources as many as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: