Add backpressure support in ledger-api-test-tool
See original GitHub issueThe LotsOfParties
test currently runs with a reduced number of parties (125 instead of 1024) because the ledger-api-test-tool doesn’t support the backpressure signal on party allocation.
To be able to increase the number of parties in the test again, this support needs to be added to the ledger-api-test-tool.
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I am all for an optional, opt-in,
--handle-backpressure
switch which also reports how many times it got aRESOURCE_EXHAUSTED
at the end.As another example,
PackageManagementServiceIT
may also benefit from backpressure as we have limited number of threads available for uploading packages in parallel.