test_poll_blocking: Wait for worker threads to start before sleeping.#26405
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This means that even if the threads take a while to start they should still block for at least TIMEOUT_MS in poll/select.
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You don't need to do this, but did you try this out with the changes in 9200517 ? |
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I think both changes are valid / needed. Not sure we need to test them combination. |
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Ok to merge this? |
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This means that even if the threads take a while to start they should still block for at least TIMEOUT_MS in poll/select.