ChangeFeed: Fixes Timer Queue Flooding by using a CancellationTokenSource #3285
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Jun 22, 2022
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Description
Using Task.WhenAny to compare two task executions, where one is a timeout task (e.g. Task.Delay), causes the timer queue to become flooded because these tasks do not get cancelled. This PR fixes that issue by cancelling the unfinished Task.Delay tasks.
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Closing issues
closes #3283