Property reference

glide.signals.queued_signal_processing_limit

Sets the processing limit for queued signal events. The default is 2,000; raising or lowering the value changes how many queued events the limit allows processing.

Default
2000
Type
integer
Application
Not stated

Key questions about this property

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What does it do? Sets the limit used when processing queued signal events, with a default value of 2,000.
What area does it affect? Queued signal event processing
What does the default mean? The default value is "2000", which sets the baseline numeric behavior for this property.
When should you review it? Review when adjusting how many queued signal events can be processed.

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Property name glide.signals.queued_signal_processing_limit
Type integer
Application Not stated
Default value 2000
Description Not stated

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