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Right now, once an engine spins up it is up until the database shuts down. We should be able to spin down engines that haven't been used in a while, by the last activity date.
This may require a change in the way Tables get their Engines, since right now it's injected but I suspect Tables will be dependency-injected themselves so we can't rely on them being temporary.
This could tie in as a precursor to #11, but I'd like to have this done for version 1.
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I want to do a couple unit tests, which means I need to abstract out the engine creation in the database. I was planning to do this anyways.
Signed-off-by: gburgett <[email protected]>
Right now, once an engine spins up it is up until the database shuts down. We should be able to spin down engines that haven't been used in a while, by the last activity date.
This may require a change in the way Tables get their Engines, since right now it's injected but I suspect Tables will be dependency-injected themselves so we can't rely on them being temporary.
This could tie in as a precursor to #11, but I'd like to have this done for version 1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: