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See [1] on why this is happening. Relevant part: >Internally, the web server associates a token called the fnid with each instance of a link or form, and recor
by pfg 13y ago
See [1] on why this is happening. Relevant part:
>Internally, the web server associates a token called the fnid with each instance of a link or form, and records the continuation function for each token. Periodically, old fnids are deleted.
[1]: http://arclanguage.github.io/ref/srv.html http://arclanguage.github.io/ref/srv.html
- kijin 13y agoThanks for the reference. Any idea where the fnids are stored and how they are garbage-collected? Could it be that they're just dumped into a memcached instance and older fnids get pushed out whenever the memory limit is reached?
- wahnfrieden 13y agoIt's not the fnid that gets garbage collected, it's the coroutine itself.
- gaving 13y agoI'm not sure anybody particularly cares why it is happening, just that it is happening.