lib/firehose/rack/consumer/http_long_poll.rb
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def respond_async(channel, last_sequence, params, env)
EM.next_tick do
if last_sequence < 0
async_callback env, 400, "The last_message_sequence parameter may not be less than zero"
else
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Method respond_async
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def respond_async(channel, last_sequence, params, env)
EM.next_tick do
if last_sequence < 0
async_callback env, 400, "The last_message_sequence parameter may not be less than zero"
else
Method respond_async
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def respond_async(channel, last_sequence, params, env)
EM.next_tick do
if last_sequence < 0
async_callback env, 400, "The last_message_sequence parameter may not be less than zero"
else
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- Code is not considered more complex when it uses shorthand that the language provides for collapsing multiple statements into one
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- Code is considered more complex when "flow breaking structures are nested"
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# TODO: Can we send all of these messages down in one request? Sending one message per
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if cb = env["async.callback"]
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