Revert ShardRunner refactor/simplification#3506
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GnomedDev wants to merge 2 commits intoserenity-rs:nextfrom
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Revert ShardRunner refactor/simplification#3506GnomedDev wants to merge 2 commits intoserenity-rs:nextfrom
GnomedDev wants to merge 2 commits intoserenity-rs:nextfrom
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I have a PR that supersedes this almost ready, which moves dispatch back into per-shard tasks but keeps the cleanup to |
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Fair enough, just opening this in case others need it as a known good configuration. |
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This causes all events to be dispatched from a single thread, which caused a single core to hang at 100% when deploying to 1.1m guilds. I am not quite sure the exact performance hotspot, but the general idea of dispatching all events from the ShardManager is a bad idea.
This is running on TTS Bot now.