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They are lifecycle coupled to the session so will eventually be deleted, but currently are left dangling. Ideally these would be deleted either by an explicit call on the manager, or along with the List views when the event processor exits.
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The EventHistoryCollector objects are tied to a session and there is a max per-session.
Without destroying the collectors, we could max out the collectors causing 'govc events' to return empty.
Fixesvmware#948Fixesvmware#961
The EventHistoryCollector objects are tied to a session and there is a max per-session.
Without destroying the collectors, we could max out the collectors causing 'govc events' to return empty.
Fixesvmware#948Fixesvmware#961
The EventHistoryCollector objects are tied to a session and there is a max per-session.
Without destroying the collectors, we could max out the collectors causing 'govc events' to return empty.
Fixes#948Fixes#961
There is a convenience method events.Manager.Events which constructs one or more EventHistoryCollectors and uses them to provide an event stream.
Currently there is no way to access those collectors and there is no logic to delete them when the stream completes as per http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-6-0/topic/com.vmware.wssdk.apiref.doc/vim.HistoryCollector.html#remove
They are lifecycle coupled to the session so will eventually be deleted, but currently are left dangling. Ideally these would be deleted either by an explicit call on the manager, or along with the List views when the event processor exits.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: