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Poll directly when running internal timer requests #98

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@tom--pollard tom--pollard commented Apr 29, 2021

This is currently based on #94

This should resolve #95 by not relying on http requests to the localserver, and is extra progress towards #85

@tom--pollard tom--pollard force-pushed the direct_timer branch 3 times, most recently from 7e9358c to 5aadcba Compare April 30, 2021 13:15
@tom--pollard tom--pollard changed the title WIP: Poll directly when running internal timer requests Poll directly when running internal timer requests Apr 30, 2021
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Some thoughts, looks good though!

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Looks good to me :) We can address those minor raised issues separately

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Tweak http response handling in cronrequest()
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