I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere
I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere in the docs - I can't figure out if sleeping executions are counted towards the concurrency limit.
https://discord.com/channels/595317990191398933/1301574574508474399
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Sorry for the crosspost - found this channel just after I posted the question in general-help
There's some grace period but after some time, they start to not count towards the limit because its in a "Waiting" status
How long does it take? Are we talking about a long period like hours-minutes or just a couple seconds?
Also, is this grace period applied to the ‘pause’ state as well?
@Seekerdasbatatas
I've got the same question as @makrdev
When it's "pause" it's actually paused and grace period don't apply
there's "waitingForPause" state tho
What about the duration of the grace period you mentioned?
is the main difference between
sleep and setTimeout that sleeping will reduce concurrency, but not setTimeout?With sleep, you can sleep up to a year with the guarantee that will start again and pick up in the right place - with setTimeout you have no guarantees (probably will work well enough for small amounts of time, but it's nice to have the guarantee)
Got it thanks!