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pollTask always runs the first poll?
See original GitHub issueI have a component that updates every 30 seconds. Since adding in pollTask my acceptance tests now work and no longer hang because of the nested runloop laters… however they always pause for the first 30 seconds, obviously dramatically slowing down my tests.
Is there any way I can tell Lifeline to simply never run the poll after the component init?
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- Created 6 years ago
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@scalvert yeah that’s what I’ve done at the moment to work around it, but this sounds like a bug with the
pollTaskimplementation? My understanding of its use case would be that it never polls/introduces a delay when testing.Thanks, @lolmaus. The reason I was asking for steps was so that you could clearly articulate the problem succinctly, so that when I spend my free time investigating at addressing this that time is not wasted.
I’ll spend some time thinking about a solution. Thanks.