What happens if an app needs more than the _APP_WORKER_PER_CORE value?
what app are you talking about?
It's a flutter app and it makes calls to many functions which results in that many workers, so the question is what happens when the number workers reaches the value in _APP_WORKER_PER_CORE? Do the functions simply fail beyond that point or what is the behavior?
they get blocked until a worker is available and then it's processed
so on the client side, it'll just look like the API call is taking longer to execute
So in this case how long do you have to wait for a worker to become available?
Until the busy ones are free...I would assume it's a FIFO order but I don't know for sure
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