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@dvisztempacct I wonder if you could share any more insight into the difference between parallel and merge?... I have a scenario where I don't care about order, but I do want to constrain the amount of parallelism. e.g. _(nodeReadableStream)
.map(wrapAsync(async (obj) => {
const transformedObj = await transformObj(obj);
return transformedObj;
}))
.parallel(100) // I want to limit the concurrent reads to 100, but would rather it was pushed to the writable stream ASAP
.pipe(nodeWritableStream); // Doesn't care what order the `transformedObj`s are written inI was wondering if a) honour backpressure, or is it like turning on the tap full blast? |
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Wasted a good deal of my time trying to figure out why
parallelwas not performing as efficiently as I expected.Hopefully this will save others from the same tar pit!