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Rename property
See original GitHub issueThe property name general.server.simpletimer.threadpool.size is old and doesn’t really make sense anymore with the refactoring of ThreadPools class. I am wondering if we should rename it. Maybe something like general.server.threadpool.size. The SimpleTimer class has been dropped.
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This is something I believe I can do. May I make an attempt?
Yes. That’s a note in the code for the developer.