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fix(console): increase default event buffer capacity a bit #235

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It seems like a number of people using the console with real life
applications are running into issues related to the console's event
buffer being at capacity (e.g. #230, #234, etc). This commit bumps up
the default capacity a bit as a quick fix.

In the future, I think we should probably do things to avoid reaching
the event buffer capacity as often --- I think we can change the
aggregator/layer design a bit to avoid creating as many events. But, for
now, this should hopefully give people a better default configuration.

It seems like a number of people using the console with real life
applications are running into issues related to the console's event
buffer being at capacity (e.g. #230, #234, etc). This commit bumps up
the default capacity a bit as a quick fix.

In the future, I think we should probably do things to avoid reaching
the event buffer capacity as often --- I think we can change the
aggregator/layer design a bit to avoid creating as many events. But, for
now, this should hopefully give people a better default configuration.
@hawkw hawkw merged commit 0cf0aee into main Dec 21, 2021
@hawkw hawkw deleted the eliza/bump-event-buffer branch December 21, 2021 18:51
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name="0.1.1"></a>
## 0.1.1 (2022-01-18)

#### Bug Fixes

*  only send *new* tasks/resources/etc over the event channel (#238) ([fdc77e2](fdc77e2))
*  increased default event buffer capacity (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  use saturating arithmetic for attribute updates (#234) ([fe82e17](fe82e17))

#### Changes

*  moved ID rewriting from `console-subscriber` to the client (#244) ([095b1ef](095b1ef))
## 0.1.0 (2021-12-16)

- Initial release! &#x1f389;
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name="0.1.1"></a>
## 0.1.1 (2022-01-18)

#### Bug Fixes

*  only send *new* tasks/resources/etc over the event channel (#238) ([fdc77e2](fdc77e2))
*  increased default event buffer capacity (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  use saturating arithmetic for attribute updates (#234) ([fe82e17](fe82e17))

#### Changes

*  moved ID rewriting from `console-subscriber` to the client (#244) ([095b1ef](095b1ef))
## 0.1.0 (2021-12-16)

- Initial release! &#x1f389;
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name="0.1.1"></a>
## 0.1.1 (2022-01-18)

#### Bug Fixes

*  only send *new* tasks/resources/etc over the event channel (#238) ([fdc77e2](fdc77e2))
*  increased default event buffer capacity (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  use saturating arithmetic for attribute updates (#234) ([fe82e17](fe82e17))

#### Changes

*  moved ID rewriting from `console-subscriber` to the client (#244) ([095b1ef](095b1ef))
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name=""></a>
##  (2022-01-18)

#### Features

*  feature-flag `tracing-journald` dependency (#250) ([24f25db](24f25db))
*  add vi style keybinds for tables (#223) ([1845c99](1845c99))

#### Bug Fixes

*  fix task lookup in async ops view (#257) ([9a50b63](9a50b63))
*  don't make details requests with rewritten IDs (#251) ([4ec26a8](4ec26a8))
*  fix build error with journald enabled ([a931b7e](a931b7e))
*  increase default event buffer capacity a bit (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  wrap controls line when the terminal is too narrow (#231) ([ef41507](ef41507))
*  don't enable crossterm mouse capture (#222) ([e020d66](e020d66), closes [#167](167))
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name=""></a>
##  (2022-01-18)

#### Features

*  feature-flag `tracing-journald` dependency (#250) ([24f25db](24f25db))
*  add vi style keybinds for tables (#223) ([1845c99](1845c99))

#### Bug Fixes

*  fix task lookup in async ops view (#257) ([9a50b63](9a50b63))
*  don't make details requests with rewritten IDs (#251) ([4ec26a8](4ec26a8))
*  fix build error with journald enabled ([a931b7e](a931b7e))
*  increase default event buffer capacity a bit (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  wrap controls line when the terminal is too narrow (#231) ([ef41507](ef41507))
*  don't enable crossterm mouse capture (#222) ([e020d66](e020d66), closes [#167](167))
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name=""></a>
##  (2022-01-18)

#### Features

*  feature-flag `tracing-journald` dependency (#250) ([24f25db](24f25db))
*  add vi style keybinds for tables (#223) ([1845c99](1845c99))

#### Bug Fixes

*  fix task lookup in async ops view (#257) ([9a50b63](9a50b63))
*  don't make details requests with rewritten IDs (#251) ([4ec26a8](4ec26a8))
*  fix build error with journald enabled ([a931b7e](a931b7e))
*  increase default event buffer capacity a bit (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  wrap controls line when the terminal is too narrow (#231) ([ef41507](ef41507))
*  don't enable crossterm mouse capture (#222) ([e020d66](e020d66), closes [#167](167))
hawkw added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 18, 2022
<a name=""></a>
##  (2022-01-18)

#### Features

*  feature-flag `tracing-journald` dependency (#250) ([24f25db](24f25db))
*  add vi style keybinds for tables (#223) ([1845c99](1845c99))

#### Bug Fixes

*  fix task lookup in async ops view (#257) ([9a50b63](9a50b63))
*  don't make details requests with rewritten IDs (#251) ([4ec26a8](4ec26a8))
*  fix build error with journald enabled ([a931b7e](a931b7e))
*  increase default event buffer capacity a bit (#235) ([0cf0aee](0cf0aee))
*  wrap controls line when the terminal is too narrow (#231) ([ef41507](ef41507))
*  don't enable crossterm mouse capture (#222) ([e020d66](e020d66), closes [#167](167))
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