Not blocking the caller is usually bad, the program can run out of memory if the producer is much faster than the consumers. Also, in more realistic scenarios "process" can error, one would want to use the errgroup…
Absence of Unity.
Not blocking the caller is usually bad, the program can run out of memory if the producer is much faster than the consumers. Also, in more realistic scenarios "process" can error, one would want to use the errgroup…
Absence of Unity.