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leaping leopard
push
Ensure all responses are handled -- not just received.
When using a Queue to push notifications concurrently, previous versions had an internal WaitGroup that ensured all responses were sent (and therefore received) before closing channels and shutting down workers.
The problem was a program could terminate after the last response was sent but before it was finished being processed. To remedy this situation, you are now responsible for maintaining a WaitGroup in the calling code. The queue.Wait() method has been replaced with queue.Close() which should only be called after all responses are handled.
See the README for further details.