Simplify the batching of V2 AddResponses#4405
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- use messages as part of the pipeline to avoid ordering issues and to simplify the way how batching is implemented without the need to use synchronized (blocking) methods
hezhangjian
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@lhotari some tests broke, e.g. |
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reopen's reason: rerun failure checks |
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Motivation
The batching solution for V2 AddResponses doesn't seem natural for a Netty application.
Batching can be implemented using the Netty Pipeline handlers instead. This avoids synchronization and avoids any possible ordering issues that could be caused when calls are entering in multiple ways.
Changes
Related to changes #3848 and #3837