Limit batch size for block processor #4655
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| lock_a.lock (); | ||
| std::deque<context> results; | ||
| while (!queue.empty () && results.size () < max_count) |
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Doesn't fair_queue already have a next_batch()?
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It has, but there were some additional checks in the block_processor::next () so it wasn't a drop in replacement.
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This limits a single block processor batch size to 256 blocks. This makes batch sizes uniform across all components. Additionally, if disk is slow and database transaction is held longer than 500ms, the transaction is refreshed during batch processing.