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Add a design doc #2079
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Motivation: For library maintainers and some users, having an understanding of how the library is structured is incredibly helpful. Modifications: - Add a high-level design doc linking to the relevant symbols - Fix up a couple of other DocC warnings Result: More docs
doing this doesn't leave the other side waiting indefinitely. | ||
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gRPC has mechanisms to deliver method-specific configuration at the transport | ||
layer which can also change dynamically (see "gRFC A2: ServiceConfig in DNS".) |
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Should we link to the RFC?
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Yes, good idea, I'll add this.
task from which all accepted streams are run under. Much like the client, you | ||
can initiate graceful shutdown by calling ``GRPCServer/beginGracefulShutdown()`` | ||
which will stop new RPCs from being handled but will let existing RPCs run to | ||
completion. |
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Should we mention, like under Client
, that the server can be stopped abruptly by cancelling the task in which serve
is running?
Co-authored-by: Gus Cairo <[email protected]>
Motivation:
For library maintainers and some users, having an understanding of how the library is structured is incredibly helpful.
Modifications:
Result:
More docs