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Brian Clozel
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Use Reactor's new Schedulers.boundedElastic()
Prior to this commit, Spring Boot would use `Schedulers.elastic()` when required to process blocking tasks in a reactive environment. reactor/reactor-core#1804 introduced a new scheduler, `Schedulers.boundedElastic()` that behaves quite similarly but: * will limit the number of workers thread * will queue tasks if no worker thread is available and reject them is the queue is exceeds a limit This allows Spring Boot to schedule blocking tasks as before and allows greater flexibility. Fixes gh-18269 See gh-18276 |
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src/main/xslt | Merge branch '2.0.x' into 2.1.x | 6 years ago |
pom.xml | Use Reactor's new Schedulers.boundedElastic() | 5 years ago |