Optimize consumer poll loop to skip sleep when active#174
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This PR addresses issue #173 by optimizing the consumer loop to avoid unnecessary sleeps when deliveries are successfully prefetched.
Key Changes:
consumeBatch(): Now returns(int, error), representing the count of successfully prefetched deliveries in the batch and any Redis error.consume(): Updated the consumption loop to only execute thetime.Sleepwait block whencount == 0(meaning either the queue is empty, or the local prefetch delivery channel is full).Benefits:
pollDurationsleep delay.pollDuration, keeping the polling frequency low and conserving Redis CPU resources.