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For example, we have 2 limiters (Limiter1 and Limiter2).
If the Limiter1 is rejected, it is not committed.
If the Limiter2 is rejected, it is committed.
We should call the uncommit in the above code.
Maybe the connections limiters are affected by this.
How to fix this is, first to submit a patch to the lua-resty-limit-traffic, and if no response, then to fork and to use the forked version, right?
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This depends on the
lua-resty-limit-traffic
.https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-limit-traffic/blob/ef080731b80fe00a385a4aed8a7f7f575d01c152/lib/resty/limit/traffic.lua#L26-L29
For example, we have 2 limiters (Limiter1 and Limiter2).
If the Limiter1 is rejected, it is not committed.
If the Limiter2 is rejected, it is committed.
We should call the
uncommit
in the above code.Maybe the
connections
limiters are affected by this.How to fix this is, first to submit a patch to the
lua-resty-limit-traffic
, and if no response, then to fork and to use the forked version, right?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: