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peterhuene commented on issue #2946:
I think this might need to be rebased on main.
peterhuene commented on issue #2946:
Erm, never mind, I forgot we hadn't merged in the API changes yet, which this is based on.
peterhuene edited a comment on issue #2946:
I think this might need to be rebased on main.
pchickey commented on issue #2946:
That is understandable. We haven't measured, and I don't think signal handler installation takes especially long, but we wanted this functionality so that we could eliminate the possibility from any sort of performance issue we hit at runtime, or debugging any sort of interaction with other parts of the process that install signal handlers.
I don't feel extremely strongly about this but @acfoltzer advocated for it, and my judgement was the trouble it might save us debugging one day is worth exposing this implementation detail.
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alexcrichton commented on issue #2946:
Ok, in any case it's a relatively small API and not super hard to support. Could you expand the documentation with some possible use cases though? I'd also prefer if the tokio example didn't get updated to use it because it feels like it's mostly just boilerplate for most use cases and not all that necessary. (although having this in a test seems good)
pchickey commented on issue #2946:
yep they were staged in git and i committed wrong.
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