[chat example] How to simulate slow connection?
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Start with internal/examples/chat/chat.go around lines 120-127 and trace the closeSlow callback through the chat example's subscriber behavior. Run the chat example while examining how messages reach the subscriber, then document a reproducible way to trigger the slow-connection condition and what result to expect.
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Description
I want to observe in what scenario closeSlow is called, How to simulate slow connection mentioned in websocket/internal/examples/chat/chat.go?:
s := &subscriber{
msgs: make(chan []byte, cs.subscriberMessageBuffer),
closeSlow: func() {
mu.Lock()
defer mu.Unlock()
closed = true
if c != nil {
c.Close(websocket.StatusPolicyViolation, "connection too slow to keep up with messages")
}
},
}
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