Change FixedStreamMessage not to discard its stream message
See original GitHub issueCurrently, FixedStreamMessage
releases its elements as soon as the element was subscribed. But if we change it to release after all of the elements are subscribed, we can duplicate the FixedStreamMessage
without using StreamMessageDuplicator
.
But we have to consider that there’s a tradeoff because we have to hold it in memory a little longer.
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dupcliateStream(lastStream)
sounds OK to me.Does it seem overkill? 😄 I’m not strong that. 😉