Use SelectorAwaiting in case of read and delete load in s3_dar.js scenario #150
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ const delete_age = __ENV.DELETE_AGE ? parseInt(__ENV.DELETE_AGE) : undefined;
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let obj_to_delete_selector = undefined;
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let obj_to_delete_selector = undefined;
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let obj_to_delete_exit_on_null = undefined;
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let obj_to_delete_exit_on_null = undefined;
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if (registry_enabled && delete_age) {
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if (registry_enabled ) {
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obj_to_delete_exit_on_null = (write_vu_count == 0) && (read_vu_count == 0)
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obj_to_delete_exit_on_null = (write_vu_count == 0) && (read_vu_count == 0)
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let constructor = obj_to_delete_exit_on_null ? registry.getOneshotSelector
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let constructor = obj_to_delete_exit_on_null ? registry.getOneshotSelector
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How does it help?
In case we are running both read and delete load we don't use SelectorOneshot, but use SelectorAwaiting