Queue does not currently have discard semantics implemented, so discard()
does nothing.
Keep in mind that f.discard() is just a request, and f.hasDiscard() tells
you if the request was made. It's up to the promise owner to decide if
discards are supported, and so after a discard is requested the f
> On Dec 14, 2015, at 3:51 PM, James Peach wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I wrote some test code that was trying to drain a process::Queue. This ended
> up losing values from the queue, as demonstrated by:
>
> TEST(QueueTest, Discard)
> {
> Queue q;
>
> Future get = q.get();
> EXPECT_FALSE(get.is
Hi all,
I wrote some test code that was trying to drain a process::Queue. This ended up
losing values from the queue, as demonstrated by:
TEST(QueueTest, Discard)
{
Queue q;
Future get = q.get();
EXPECT_FALSE(get.isReady());
get.discard();
EXPECT_TRUE(get.hasDiscard());
q.put(42);
