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kamikazechaser avatar kamikazechaser commented on June 11, 2024

In theory one can call Stop() on a server, then wait until that server has finished processing all it's tasks, then call Shutdown().

Yeah. But calling shutdown is enough as it will call processor.stop() internally (same as Stop()).

But I can't see how I can get the ID of the server I called Stop() on

Hmm. seems correct, the heartbeater doesn't log this info.

calling NewServer should yield a way to get a server ID

Would a debug log line be enough?

ideally, we'd have a way to GetServerInfo(serverID string)

At the inspector level? It could be possible.

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voidshard avatar voidshard commented on June 11, 2024

Yeah. But calling shutdown is enough as it will call processor.stop() internally (same as Stop()).
In local testing Stop() doesn't seem to block though (apologies if I'm wrong here, I can check the code when I have time) -- if Stop() does block until it's finished processing everything it has then that's ok.

Would a debug log line be enough?
At the inspector level? It could be possible.
My idea here was that I could have something in my code that checks that the server has finished processing before allowing it to be killed -- so I'd want a way to get the ID in code that wraps the server.

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