Speed up queue test by using a zero timeout #1711
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Queue.get() accepts any non-negative number, so 0 works. It's also not arbitrary like 1 was, and the test suite now takes one less second to run!
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Queue.get() accepts any non-negative number, so 0 works. It's also not arbitrary like 1 was, and the test suite now takes one less second to run!
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Queue.get() accepts any non-negative number, so 0 works. It's also not
arbitrary like 1 was, and the test suite now takes one less second to
run!
I've workon on this as part of #1706